http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c7de1ee673fad1c9c8a03fa9100ba6fd.pdf 60f9f5921e65924d959f7296251c8ba6 PDF Text Text - - . --. ·----- - • • • - . .' ' - • • Apple Grove •• -. Ho..... ...... hDallySeallnel, Pomeroy·ltllddleport, 0., Junt 8, 1957 Oester Dof ACbuncil323 Garden Club Members Ftom Four Communities Attend Open J'foqse Garden Club memberl from ,Clubs. welcomed tbe vlllto.ra 1nd POMEROY SOCIEl'Y 'LaurefCliff Morning StQo• •• oC 1..... L 1hto •• - . li'loh1 M.r. and Ml'l. Ralpb Ours and The fu.ne.rll Mn. &tell<~ 'Mra. Eva Trle)' nd JOD, Ke~.. CamUy, Mr. and M.r1. Lewl.l Ourt Pomeroy , Rulland, Cbe!hlrt u.d memben and turned U.e proHolter Wll held . at the N,a~e v1Po ent~ed 1 DV.mhtr of Ele~tion and family Of New Brichton. PJ. Middleport were a:uesta Wedn~ arafO'over to MrL Jamfll B. Titua ' AlthouP not quite eom~leted Chapel Sunday afternoon an. I uon"•&'ple n....caratli!ln ·In hoD-, EJeet.IO.n of o:ffleert for the. ,eom-, cilor: Joan Tuttte, Conduetor, Hel- and ... vr· and Mra· Bt'll our·.. o'· day evemna: wben the Amateur St. Mar)'l, who w11 procra 11 it i1 ·now bome to ••- u-. on ' 111 uro. Interment in the Gilmore Ceme- 'or -• of e )ormer\ IJ'IIIddll,,htet' in( term wu .held When the Che~o en Wolle. warden; Mary Holter, W~_U svillebapent the holiday wl-.h Gardeners Club held an Ope · chairman wben th, mttUnt wu Gall p , Buek and rhlldren at tery. Don~ a4a~U. four y~ old' 1 ter Cawtcll Daqbte.r.J If Amer· IMide JeDtinel. Dtber Wright, out- re~.&tvn ere. 1 MeetlnJ at the Middleport HIIJ~ planned. Mrs. Tltw, wbo ·il v[sit- Roell: SprinJL Tbey reftntly mo\·Tbe children lilttendinr ' ~ibl:! dluthter of Mr. and Mra. Homer ic;a lnet Tu,nctay enlllna:. Side eenUnel; Llltille Kraeutef., , Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Higgins -r Sehool audttonum tng Mr. and Mra. Jam"'• s . nuu, ed from 21M MuiJttlT)' Ave., the School •t EDterprile are Roberta RUIRU of COlumb"•. -.............. nl Thur•da )' ' ~ Waa- borne "'' ..~ Mr. and u-. ·~Glen, •·· ~ MJFaai-et 1TUUlt, ed&tncuor. pre. , treasurer. Ea -., Llv~ol "~t'" spe Mrs Robert Rei bel, club presi.Rutland , introduced Blanene .m,~.• RObert Kraeuter, Llnda lohnson, Jimmy sent were Lindt, -Dlanne, !Iided. lftd nffieen; alKted were Ada Vlll at:eter, financial s.ecre- with Mr. and. Mra. Early Roush dent anrl Regional Director or the gener, Home Ua:htlng CGn1uJta at Warner who are returnina (n.n Hamm, Michael and P,atty Ihlr Rita Mae and Bllly Davll, Diet: &atl)~ Baye:a, I!:Qilncilor;_ Dolorts tar}'; -Helen Parker. aui.tant finand Mr.s. Etta Shields. Oh1o Assoc1auon of Garden of the Columbut and Soutbe.r 1 Wut Carrolltcm, 0 ·• tbe middle and Ellen Shuler. , Eblin, Surie and J. ft. Tnc.•. Kt-.euter, e•oclate eouncUor· an.eial secretaey; HatUe Frederiel, Mr and Mra. Walter Me Dad~ ·' Oh1o Electric CompaiU'. of June. Mr and Mrs, Lawrence .Rose LlPI"V s-n..., • · 7 EbiJn, .VIoKathl~f;D )(Uboiln, vice rouncUor: recordlnl seuetary; Ada Neutz- Tr.f . p c•• Thursday wtlh "u,., ond "-. Dale VonlenUon' and •nd Ann&be1 attended the fun· 11:1 &4~ u ·• w •• Ed d 'ff' h. • .IIUII RdaseU, Mr. and Mn. HoiDer~ 1 Batte CUrtb~ aSIOf!iate vice ooun.~ ling, Mliltant rec!ordmg secretary; Walter Roush aodlattended Mem on Mrs. ' war Grt It • .Mrs. Wa••ener. wbo la weU family Tbited recently with. Mr. eral of their neohew and cousin. R.. •-11, u., lDd ......., ft..• ....,,._ 'lr nd Mr B k w 11 .. d Laura Mae Hartung, 18 month• orial al!rvices at Letart. '" a s ur e · It od e thm· nown in this area, ia'lited the •nd Mn. Eld~n Kracuter ond farn- Keith Buckler .at Reedsville 'Su1.- Mn. - Robert a~ Davia,..... 11t1....-............... ct•v £b. trustee; 'Mae Speneer, represent&· Mr and Mrs. John Waddle and f amt IY 0 f 11 e bron vt:o e e ,. audience to illl-t a ..... rden ily, Momlna Star. ~ken1 •·· •· rl day afternoon . Un, Mr. and Mn. CWiord tlve tnd Ada V•n Meter, alternate family ot Columbw and Mr.s •• rcnl' · Mr · an d Mrs. Gord on 8"''ne planned by Geor"e Carper E. L. Krewson of Camb '"& A ..e, · :- Mrt. Vernon Nea,_,~ bower and c'au ..hters. Jettv J.ou ., • Mr. and repreaentadve. If d G H Agnes Older of Cleve land spent w Burtin. ·.· Neb.• visited tbe first or the ""k lnvhed in a few relatives ·, an I Eblin and the "b011iore4!. 1 th 0 e an k d eorgl! ayman over of the ca-...r • ....,.. Nur.se..u, ·T e wee en · ham. which was Ughttd by OUt· with hit lister, Mrs. 0. H. Myen, friends Sunday dtemoon i.n bonMr. and Mra. .Roy Bill apeat Two meml)era were reported Ill, the latter part of the week w 1 t~ _:, THURS. & Pal JUNE 6-7 Mr. omd Mrs. Howard Donohue Spencer Hayman of East Lidoor lights which are beina: fea· tfniorr Ave. . . or of their son Stanley wt)o celeMonday wJth their' dauahter, Mh Mrs. WllloU.Cb~y Hill in tJmveraity · lobll Wayne i.auren Bacall Bob Haney of Darwin is emverpool IS vuitmg hi& father , tured by the CSOE. The •~aker Mr. Jnd Mn. Tbomu Kelpm of br111ted his birthl;lay. He 1\uived Emil Ahwbire and raml)JI, Ho.!lpital. Columbua and Mrs. Ella · l~opD ALLEY dutributed booklets and ~IUng,r Ind., spent &Everal days many a:irts ana refrqbnjelli" The yo\tnr people of the La, • ' (Cinemaseope - Technlcolor) . Osborn. Hattie Frederick, Mabel ployed on the larm of Mr. and John Ha)'man and son, Colter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beckn- hlcts on the topic and abe e~:- With he parentf, Mr. and Krt.l were server! to those present tel CUff Sttnd.a)' *~.I enjoyr.d Van Meter and ~da NeutzJing re- Mn. Ott Boston. ~ -All~ 1 ported placing flaga on deceased Mrs . Harold Roush, Mr11. Her an d son ' of Charleston and Cha•. plamed the 'Julpmeat needel1 Delbert Bntch. '-M d M Gl p 1· • r. arra. en au m w-er ~ a wiener 1'G;41t at Roe\: Spr1ng, ·navis Brian Neville Brand Mr •. 011 •• lngr.h.m and d.ugh. I bert Roush and son, Roger. at · Lowery of Kin,sville, Te~ttos, for the proper Uhnnlnatlon f th k d t.s 1 M d 1rgroun•·J ' umon day eve n1 "I· 1 members graves for Memorial Day. •u. ret d b e wee en gues o r. an fa 'URY AT GUNSIGH~ ,ASS San A card q! .thankS was rtad from tended a sale at Paul OtT's Tuf' •• ~ pent Sunday with Mr. and Mr, 1. tree11, flowers, shrubbery, groun ·~~edn<'!~w;•r' evening no&Y, u.rne ome M J Th r · R H .her 1 few rs. oe o en. ev. trtY Bate& an d f am 11y day at Bashan. They aIso ca II eu I CB.arles Knighting Sr playI area, paths and drlve-W&)'I. Au • d th -h Wllllam~·wn, w. Va. ..pent aevcra1 d""" :~~t "Lo..'"we.·1 Mr and Mn. Paul Stewart and poo s an o er pan.D of orne DW ., ~·-. relativea. t))e past wee.. wat b b'.., muuuor. the charter members for gifts gi. f.am1ly, Mn M4ldred Foster or area-s. ' Mi.JuJ Brenda Sue' In--ham \ Is · Mrs. BeUe Hilt spent tbe past ven them at lhe anniversary meet- Columbus and Mr.s. Frank Bur-.M: ~ The l-ights used In the d.iapl.n , ...nding a vae•tlon wl{h .,•-ber .., fa•h. week 1'n Co1umb ""• Mr. and Mrs Cla1 'r Nel--n and · · Ina. A meetmg of the Po&t Coun- Of Antlquity, Mr. and. Mrs Bob 111e sold by lbe McMaster HaM- r-r ' ~ cJl.ora was announced for Wedncs. Slobart and daughter ff Pom"t!roy Ware Store· in Middleport and ar.e er, Whitney lnP"aham, IJsbon. sons were tfinner JI'U~itl of Mr AUendanct1 at l'lu~day Scho ·1 day, June 12 at the lodge hall 1 called on ){r. and Mrs. Roy Buck the same lights that were U'!led Mrs. George ' Mees, Muon, W. Rnd Mn. Edlone Nelson ne.tr June 2 was 'U, offering $11.17. Cen~r Cut with Mabel V~n Meter anrl Lucille- Thursday. In a CSOE display at the state ~a., liiW Joan Mees, Columbus and Sal ~m Frnt,or· Sun.rlsv. • Word wae reeelve~ hettl tb!lt Kraeuter as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Harod GralrLand' ~onventlon . .of the Ohlo Auocia· ~u Patricia Wasbingto~ of W.nt, Mr. and M.-_,, Frank Bral~:~v 11nrl Charles Cuto tormer,ly ot thl1 • At the next meeting on June 18 Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Wilkin of tion of Garden Club~ at Atllen.> CoJu~bta, W. Va., wer,. Wf!l'l.rrfl,..l chi.Jtlf'en Barri\i.bur~. altend~:~d place WU in Veterans HO$pltal. the bJrthdays of members for the Columhus spent the weekend last rail . day dmner ruests of Mu. Albert Stlnd11v School at J,al'l!(avtlle S111- ' w ..,." ftBO-BeCI 1!, · Se:at~le, past three months w11J be obwtth Mr. and Mrs. Harpld R014&b. Mrs. Tft"ll <Uaist.ed the spttaker Meel. , / n,. .. They ..,.ere gue~ts of tht• W•shini{on. . Cea~r Cut • s:erved. Mrs. Laun HeiMy and B~1itt ·In ~howlng colored JJHdea whi• h Mr. aqd firs. Paul Shay of Graf· Miller familY In ttfe afternoon. Orville ~Hen· recN~ wb ·' Slaughter spent Wednelidaj wUll ~emLWW!tr,•te.. the varlot\1 light· ton, w. 'Va., ,visited bl'lefiy WadMt'. And Mn. Rnl(...,t MHh•T'. HAl"· hi1 sish;r Mr&. ir WU49n !:lad The Bond C Fncndship Clu"t Mrs. Floyd Farra at Racine. / hlg usea. ' n_etdaY wlth .her lflother, Mn. AI- Ti~tburg, Wel'e recent guest~ of pa!!M" .,..~ ..,, l'orofto. n. 1tf1'. met May 22 wJth Ann Carleton Mrs. Jack SRrgent and Mrs. . Georte carper was Introduced bert , Mee1. They alao 'Wilted in V_9nlev. ~the~\and Datsv Miller and Jlrt. AileD attended the and dJscusser! hem8 and stitche~. Pete Sfiield3 .Yisiled their brot'l- by Mrs. Reibel who commende<l Gat,U.,oU1 with Mr. and Mn. Bar· ' Orvllle lCc.rrev who undrrwl'lll 1 funeral Sund,y. ....-•un~rv AI Mritts Hospitill 1.. '·Mrs., Homer Ru,l'!ll and e"llJos ephine Smith and Bclty Carl: "' Raymond Robmson and lamilv him highly Cor his honesty and old El-wtn anti family. ton being m charge A demonst1·a i;"l North Carolma and broug~,t £or hia cooperation with 1 it Gao:-Mrs. Emil Ball moved Wednu. convalescing •t home. dr~"!", BU(y. Oavia and Betty Eblin tlon WIUl given on teaching youn,ij Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1nobinsOQ tn den Clubs in the arelt and hLJ day from , Wehe Terra~~ tO' ber Mrs. Carq1' Pleree, son, oaVtn ~"~-.t •Tuesd•y w~tb Mrs. Robert er children different stitches the' r home here who bad been alll'istance with variou 1 project~ newly pur~h'\sed property, Rutland <W tl daughler Sandn, are spent! DaVIs (in!1 ramilv, 'La~:t"VJIJe. W. MAIN S'f" PHONE 330-M POMEROY . Eight and. two guests attended.- J vi1iling them fo{ the put and programs. St., Middleport. . ln~t a week's vacation at th! Mn,. Geora:e Rensh..,. VI.Lllted . Dorothy Circle · 1 I Mr. Carpet.., named the miterHUU1 Thompson of -Grand Mar· home of relatives ln Miehlgan . h~r bro~h~t ,Jolin Diehl ·and wlf,, las, Minn., l1 the gue•ts of Mrs., C Mr. anrl Mr!i Wtlt·ur "l.e"-'C~ Th~r.sdv-. ~ E. Neue. "nti fllmllv aH 'fitr. a'nd MTs --------r'------'and _ Harry Nelson. Robert Kengedy and familY. C0 1- Mn. Anna y 'nfer 11 rew daVI Freddie Cline who b: staUooe-t umbus, Wf'I'C ~uests over thr last weeJt. Thev attended tHe run it the u. s. Navy base at Cbh weekend with their ;'\arentR, M... tral ()f ,Mrs. Ella Nel8on at A!· 1 cateque, va, returned there th 's and Mr~ Theodore Ke.•medy. bany WPdnesrlay. ' week after a four~een day leiiYt' Mr. and Mu. Guy ·Swadley .- •Mrs. Joe Morone. Columb\UI',. wltll b&• p•rents:, Mr. and Mrs. turned home saturday after v1- returned to her home after c,tarenee Cline. . cathming in Florida for a week. spendln'g a week at the .borne nf Mrs. Harold Sauer, F~rha:-~ Mrs. Ed Jord_a.n, Dexter, ealled her parents, llr. and Mra. Alph._ . Meadows, , who was Principal 0 t on Mrs. Caatl Briley Frlday. BaiT. the Chester High School last yeaMrs Mary rar~t~er returned to . Martha Handley, Salti Rotlk, . ( has been employed at the Kyller her bl)ffie at Hometown, W. Va.. Va., returned to bet h~ afte1' Creek SCh9QI ., fo1 the eoml'lg: Wednes;b.y. Mrs. Farmer wa.s a spending Ia week the hopie of year. gue.st of MI'B. Orville Kersey tbr. l}er brother, Charles HancU'y alld past two weeks. wife. Hazel Ker:sey and Agatha Mn. Theodore Kennedy .spent lals u~Sed in the displaY wJJ.leb in- Grady, Hometown, W. Va .. we1-e ,rylond&J wlth her sister Mra. ld't ~luded Mugo pines, dwarf form~ ~uest11 of their uncle, Orvill•! kennedy wbo is .very ill at the/ of arbor v1tae: He~t~Jock: nntl Kersey and Mr.s. •Kersey Sun~ay. home of her !!laughter in Ch&rle1o l!lplny Juniper. Colt>r was , added Mr. and Mrs. Eua;t'lne Norto.1. ton. tile addi~lon of rotes, aeran Columbus called on Elmer Net' Duane Barr and sister, KtY I·1Un18 • llod begonia1. He explainei son. Memorial Day. They were attended a 4-H Club meetlnc at . proper prunlnr w•s neces- dinner J'Ue!Jh of Mr. and M. •. GllllpoUa Tuesday. sary for practically all shrubbery Claren~,:e Hoffman. 1 1d:rs. Joe BOlin and ,,QJI :Rieky, ' an~ said that he be:tteved JD u<Waid Kennedy ahd son, Carl wcr:e recent guests 0£ Mr. and plalnlng the maximum !ize Kenn~dy an~ Mr.. Kennedy are Mrs. Ceeil BoJin, 1 length of life, type of roll need- vacationing lit Florida. Mr. a.Q.d Mrs. Cash Bra ey at· ed and ailything else ·that wou1~ Mr. and Mn. )laynard Dav:s tended the funeral of bif sist8• help the customer who was bu"· and sons, Charleston. were t!le Mrs. Ella Nelaon, Albany, · We1: ing 'shrullbery or plants frot.l aur~t~ of Mrs MaR:~e f'ornh~ ~~;nrl nesday. his Nursery. The program opened w1th sev . . / eral plano selections by Mn Harold Lob~ and the last pa· t ~Jll a teebni-color film "Land · ' scape for L1ving" produced by the American Association of Nur sery-men. • Questa and member!! were reg • lstered by Mrs. L. E. Reyriold,.; Mr1. Carroll Swanson. Afte:' the protram the audience was ln vited to the l!hool dining roor1 where punch and as110rted eoolt· -lea and mints were •served. Mr.s. Reibel presided at the pqnclJ bowl and Mra. c. ·E. Blakeslee ~nd Mn. Lohae were eochairmen of the food eommUtee. Mrt. Earl Kalab}:. Mre. Glenn • ~bert ' and Mn. Charlf'J Brat.l· buey, ,.re on the deeoratlq com mJttee ,fond were iuialed b)' Mrs &: o. Rtll .ot th.e ho1te~ eomm:ttee and Mn. Rober\ coata w:-:.1 m.Ue the arrangement for tb!! refreahment liJJle. Plltl!ll roaes. larkspur am' r baby'• breath were uaed ln . cryatal e6l'ltainer with pink h· pera in emtal candelabra o-n tbe table. .Other artanaements of summe1 'Aiwa~l'reeh' nowers were used ln the dini'!lp roorq tDd Mra. o. P. Klein an•l Mn. &. S. Sflhaaf pr,esen1ed plan.• ASSORTED 'CHOCOLATE~ , • • $au, nuts, mwle during th~ auelal hour. J\ ' fruits, caramels, noupta, crunt\t!s. f :ow, fer tho flnt .._ In INH4-kl.. hlotory, you •• a h•l'IJ RP:..macklnt dlapla, of "programa from Dlstrle' ' .• ' . . llaw01 aNI whol- , ..... _ that loaktiO fer Dltl hava trltd to .ochi.V..' ; ll \ill plaeed in the dl~lng rooTT ' -~ . HOME FASHIONI!D FAVORITES .. , ~ii'.Ofto, bf iln. Reibel Cor t~t benellt o buH" bono, llldf<i, jellid. No <ha<otat......,ffid J!iocU. the membe11 and IUe.!lta. ,. ,.,.., ...., ..,_..,_.... _..,. """" • "'"'"' .......... thai ......., "'~ tM '-' 1 I , ·' Of Officers Holds - k I PimA'" LAN GSVILLE PORK SPECIAL Pork Chops .'I. ONJO: Portly , _ , _ , with cilltMtef.I . . . . . .I,ICI....... .lftwft1111 th ........NI'fnt. Pl4'tty c.._, ,. dtoucfy wtth •anwM -- Pork Steaks • lb. 75e • lb. • · I I I I I 59~ SIMONS MAR.KET I --- 1 • It f· , /#:'·1'.·, make H a very special Pather's Day • • • ~8~· with .. • •" CANDI.S . I l -- r-: -- 1 . ~ . ' . ' .. I . [] • ~~-"KNit •'• "' - : AYJ , • D• •ldt ......-y 111Htt loot ~ ._,.. IIIII ""...,. "" ... ... -~'.Ill c: (k.!ftl•ft" It•••· . . eitht~ 8ssortmept OJJii,, ··~· 1 lb.~~ ,. • 'IIIIo """""' Clftlolno ••-1 coo~y IJ18rtdltnll navor uotol In ,_,. loafen, hm• M fer lallo - ~ elve Oorn •'- krvot Ill 11,.. 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IRST - the .,. •• - - - - - - -- - SINGLE COPY-& Wo ers .Union c. �• i -·· • - 2-Dol!y Sentinel, PomeMy-MJddleport, 0., June 7, 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book The INTERES~OF Daily Sentinel DliVO'tiD TO ~ MEIGS-MASON AREA AICHARD S. OWIN- GENERAL MANAGEI. ReYNOLD B. GRIINI- EDITOR • __.l'fltiODal advertising representative, Bottioelll-K.Lmball. IDe., 343 -...a.ttou Ave., New Yoak City, 16, N. Y. Entered. u seeood ebil8 ma.lll.nt matter at the post olfJoe at Pom t!I'OJ'. Oblo. Subleriptloa rates: Delivery by earrter where nallable SO rents per week; one vear In advance at The DaU,. Sentinel oUiee, $11J.OO: ab ••tha, 17.80; three months, $3.90. By motor route wher6 available· ODe month $1. By .mall one year $8; elx monthl, M.20· three moaU... •• •E I I 1 A.BO: one month. Sl. • DAV T!) ME&T The Disabled American Veter11m and tbe.ir Auxiliary wiU met't Mon· day at 8 P. M. There will Ue elcc· tlon of officers and aU members are urged to attend. WSCS INSTALLATION Insl111J alion of officers fur ' Published every afternoon except Sundal by The Ohio Valier S.m t;lnel, lne .• a~ 110 Meehanlc St., Pometw, 0. Bw;luesa oHice pboue ~. eclltorla-1 oUtce ~hon• 397. 0# Democracy In Action ,On Local A##airs Whioh We Must Hold Here •. ' '' Think what might ruwe happened with the democratic pro· cess : the first proposal might have been ordered by a desk engineer fr<>m Columbus and Middlepolj would have taken it like U or not. ·' Certainly the democratic protess Is expensive. The Division right-of.way engineer, Mr. Steen , wae here. So was Max Farley, executive assistant to the division engineer, J. c. Kendell. as was a stenographer to take testimony. Now the !report of the hearing ·goes to Columbus wher~ more people study 11. A decision 1s made. Then action Is taken. Industrialization and lis 'corollary, mechanization, brings automatJsm, a fact of everyday Uving we are destined to see more of in the immedia·te years ahead. We are bound to depend more for prosperity upon the successes and faUufes of relatively few~r and fewer large combines on industry . Power necessarily wlll be more centralized because economic power Is partner to political power. So We should treasure this example of Democracy still in action_ in Ohio as exemplified In the Thursday hearing. 11 Is this kmd of thong we must keep In the hands of the people: the ultimate decisions abou1 ottr local affairs. More o~ thl~ authortt, i!J heh1g removed £rom us every year; In educatiOn. m labor relations and taxation. The best we can do Jn these large field s is to elect representatives to the General A6sembly and to Washlngt9n who will lntegratelotal In· te,rests w_lth those of the state and na·tlon . On this level we have to gtve some and take some . But we !ll.uat b(·. on RUa1·d alwuys apainst too mnnv rili!hts of dired dectston bcm_e- taken from us The more we hold onto the longer we shall have Democracy.· ' AN Ol.D VIOLIN NORWELL, Mllllll. Ul' - Thco. KIWANIS ROSTIR rlnre Hewitt , mu Y[(' Hup~rvisor fnr Norwell sc hool11. own11 whAt ho be· CIIICAGO UP- The le7 dlrec. tory of Kiwanis International , Is· li(!Ves Is lhe olrJe~t violin In Aml•ri · SUt'fl rec•enlly , ll!Jts 4.SOO Kiwani s l'll. . It 18 11 Mlll"iuno , n1ado 111 t5fl0. clubs In the United Statea and Hcwlt pla)'l'll lt. l' t~C'l'lllly for the t'a nndu . The rlubs have a member· fir sl time In ~l yt•Drs. ~> hill or 2M,OOO. DAILY CROSSWORD Atnos~ ] Smellt" ~ Ul(llliMh" U Cire••l< ldll'r 1 LJ I.~ u .~ed .'1 . TJ" IatJ .~ fl . I.II I Pt'll• •t/1.~1'114 12 Huul :• •l [ . ,;ah ' II f;Hll l l t1 Pronoun l !'i. LI!'IP £lr\ 1-:". AKil'Ttl 2fl A tlt~.~11e rt 21 Cnl:l:l' J ·; 2~ ( 't"< 14 . Put' lll/1 J !l Nrol Wt'Uk ~I O t/1.'1 hi Cum;tt• l. ~4 :.: ~ . l!!.lllu-.. 1 ll !'lcenu 27 . Dt .~lont :l~ L11.nd "' nr, t!. etl H I 1.0<Il llC HIH il 1 :.. ()tJm . Thm·. 20 . cu rer f (l rtord11 29. Hubbi11h -~ 1. ... Wrups, any Rpn l t' AtH"illlll t~l t'$ :H) Volc.lf•l tKc utchfon I her. I 36. Cocoon a8. Automobile CO\'Ct"ll"1.,. 2!\. Ha.li lCl i::oJ , IMlte Curved line :u Taxlc11.b !1:.!. Gold (hcr.l. :1:.: AU. S. viet preshJQnl 3~ num llO 3 : Nnr j por t l 3S Bodlu tJt moen I '•. Frililltn 40. fil.lpreme lltlnr I IMoham .l 4 l Genua OJl 1. ' • •• ' :t ~ • .. ~- ~ •·• I · I . Am.lno;tlant .!4 . Not aocxJ i l l Ll:tha . p - W'IOrl I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Hen'o how to work It: ' ~XYbLB~AX, I• LONOFELLdl. OM 16fttr airnply at~nd1 lOr anoth-er. In thll om~\• A II uttd P\!1 thret L't, lor the two 0'1, etc. Slntle leUel'l, apo•· x- ·.iti:lr 'toph.tl. th• ltn(th &nd fon:natlon ol tbt word• art au hLntl. 'at'h dl)' tht code hlthrt art different. ,.f. .... A Otrpto·r rant Qiotatlo• Yc{,_1 :~·, .• ' 711,.\'P LWRNF ! :'il:• ' .•, ' VWN POQQU\\IJI ~~J:. ~P \OV~Z LWNW CVNQLY . 'Jt. "' . , Q PVC Q N S - F L D C 0 , . ,, • ,... ~~~;.rli,t.~lt4 ' . QY . 1iD011 ..., y ' . ·ftnt':~~~ ,I~I')'~~;::t~ 0~:~~ -~~~ft.WA Yl · · I• 1111' taw X1n1 f"~&tr.-rtt lrAtlkaW AT · FINED $10 Jerry Scott, ar-rested by SheJ·· Iff Robert C. Harfenb:ach •r l State Route 143 Thursday for driving lett or center. was fim• 1 $11> and costs in the cour t o:· Justice or Peace R. E. Grindl~y. . 10 .30 11:30 12:00 1:00 Tennes5ee Ernie · J:30 Z:OO Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen For A Da}' 8:30 The Big Story 3~4~ Modern Romagces 4:00 Comedy Time 4:30 Movielime 5c30 Cartoons 5:45 News Picture 6:00 Wild Bill Hickok 6:30 Weatbertast 6c3t; Sports Eye 6:45 NBC News 7:00 B10ndie 7:30 Life of Riltly 8:00 The Joseph Cotton Show 11:00 Cavplcade of Sports 9:..~ Famous Fight& 10;00 Dr. Huillons Journal 10:30 Ne..,;s Headlines 10:40 Nitewa~ch 12:0U Tonight 1 :00 Sign Off . /. ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Stepping Stone Cla ss vf the Racine Methodist Church • i ~ havin~ nn ice cream .'l oclal Saturday nJeht on the lawn of t hr Racine Home Bank. ;. (}';. -- t~~-~~,?~R.::.?.;;;~;;;~~~--~~;;;;;;~;;;;~:;~~:~~; GET A TREAT Reader,~~ the Daily Sentin •I will be treated Saturday to lltl· other article . by Dcltn E. 0. Saunders on his favc..rite subjc.:t "Disclpline or Children''. The Ar · ticle will appear in the editorial columns with a foreword bv editorial writ.er Chester L. Tunnchill. Did YCIU how fhlltl IV BLANCHE M. ~!lUKlNS At gra\'e risk of plaJiarJsm 1 quote from a recent rolumni.st. "To live 11. full Ute, every mim should build a house, raise a son, anrl plant a trr.e." · Thi~ explains the deep ho'.i that "Oklahoma!" ond "D~V\' Croekett" have upon Americalt heorh. The df'PO . elemental strun!{ t-hiJ:IgH r,f Jlte , ar.e what raa : ~y edUht. sb "11\rnple yet so hard tn l'otl'fJ by, If one eyer lets himself be Qaught up In today's rot raeE'. 1 wi.~h r could give everv on!' the lllr£ I h11d ever the followlag but It's hard to fer the .simp!e reason that what strikes me u so hilarinu!l. may h~ove you cold . 1 clo hop e not. 'Tis an experience or James Thurber, tamou11 free Janet' wrlll'r of Columbu s. 0., ttJllinR" nr hi~ conversation with ~ youn~ Prt>no1h , who, toucll!nrf ". w.1S 11lming- lo learn he" En.lfllah from Shokro~pear•• and that alone. A~kln'l him more or les8 th<' limP or day. flhe consulted her ShnkC'<l)f'Drn nnd asked, "H lW qoe11 Pw ni ~ hl ? " Thurber sai d he was able (•.o his jj!re11t cif'li gbt) to answer in like strnin ''1'be moon I~ rlown. I have not ht'ard the c\ock."t 11ucs~ the conversa tion kinda languishel fron1 !here on. Well. Whf'n we think nf wl!!lt ~trugqlf'~ one hu to out "'Mie lHJt"~c> nf mv aunt Is In thf' field" Into F'rerit'h, no wonder the 181 wa.!3 trying so hard . ynn -knn-Y·Whn'~ f"xplalning his "tsrr'd" r..~.-Jln~t- " 1 feel Uki:i f'ye hE<en rode hard end put away wet.'' keep writlnt And Y\":j. A.Nfl drlvinli{ ufer 1nd sa n"" moybe wa f'lft · lflt some of th\11 "heath on the Hl.f(hwuys" at least slowed 111 bit. "We are not amu11ed'' said Queen Victoria ont'!t" when a rl~~que atory was told in bet .pre.~ nee. We ore not aTt ; u~d" belte • U8 youn~ters or olrter ones or whoever yon may be wllep we sect. You turhllf);l' thf! ('Orner O'l two wheels lml)re'!I81Dif (???I 1'1 thnte who are looking. Bet'. '" look t\lllce-H wllln't amuslnl(ll'ld bfi!llldca they may be takl,g your lieeftle nul'Jlbi!r . 2.. A kid han11it1t an the aide of 1ll 1'RJ1idlv movtna cal'- 1 eouldn t believe it. but 1 ~tliw one recently "l.ook, Ma. no t~itd~rl." . 1 3. An:r 1n<f all drai rices ?r bird br:~ined atfemptJ ·alona tff•t Une. NQ!ilr, We ire not arllu.s&il, fJllpleMod, not ony lhlnf exeo'pt deeply dliiuillrt WI' 111! I guen I'm i. horn .htmkt!t no,y and then, gre~tly to rhy family" ; dislike. But I onee rrot a bla ~t down on thls-ha~ tooted · ~diHI~ at a oar comln' too '!~I 1 (I thought) from a itde i H~ . dne of my H. S. pupils passing Uy hollered "Aw, you needq't blow yo.~r ~orn, Misa M- wa'v.. got oM Juil like that at home." , 1 w~s dtii lng my nelt blu('!, 8\V'bet, llttl£! old UJ29 Fo~d eou i).,-, And that man 1 DID look as ll \hi was going right lltralght Into the aide' of my new ~ar. ' By the way, both or U-' were doublless doing atiout 20 m, p. i1 Weren't we the devils, though? Man , man. Reading a piece ahnut tb ~ "pack peddler" of Jon~ ago surelY b1·ought bac:!k memories. Two of these tradt'!men stand out brilllontly In my mlnd evr.n toctov. One was a bespattai:oled, kindly gentleman who alwa;~ came In a bugtv and slave-d ovP• nll(ht nt our place. We !limply loved lo have him come and Open those fabulous cases or linen•. towels, tabla eloths, rombs pln 11 • rlnl(s, pocket knlve!'. laces, lhoe ~lrln.R"s-a ten. ctnt ~tore on wheels, tr you pleue, direct for runner of today•., red fro~ted treuurtt hOUJilei of Mes111rs, Wo&t · wrorth. Kreaesre. McClary and flftv 'levP-n other~~. Well. thl11 nice ¥r. Darst (1 be· lieve waa his namel had tbat oolnful and, t~ank heav~n. r,,..., deformity, extreJne club feet. Hi' shoes were made to O'l"fler and this mtstortune 1imply tatclnat· ad us ki<l~ though we refrllt\f'!.i frorn starlne all we coulrl. Hl• vhlta were a rut 101 and 1 remember them ' 10 well , Then. every sprlftfC, alonll' with the robins, came Qllr . 1rlsh.mln., " aentleman of the -road. with ~ bro«ue 10 tb!ck ~rnd rieh thl'.t a[I!Rin we were ;.oeU bound. You know what bit brtakfta\ Will? Td h ;• ecri dropped ln a f'lMa and bloOe)', (lown she Kids rJnrcec'l aroijnd him tn 1ee this feat · ~d IIIPr one of OIJ,r n-.nre d~trll'\lr eot••lh.•, one Cl!Jr'le Rlf,., tried it up at t'he barn. "lfyll. thlftlt f I!GuUln't do that ~huck~. that's nofhin'. " An<l nle ,ChariJ!Y 1\Qfliicl, '6r ~o"\\'n man· tully lind t-Veli elalmea he Uted lt. !l)lrai,ht from the ahell It wa1. Our trlth trlend h11rt this l!l'f'f'tlnq for mv brother Cline, in· nrtabiv, as that douabt:v t"'ltt bei(l eame tumbllnc out of bed to stt that raw ff( breakd1t. "".nd Is the buddv UD tOr a11 diV':' he'd aalt hirft. So cheery, 11 .oc,. or 8flildflfl ,. ·ru' Audlth 1.1 the late .t\.it REPORTS ON SELF J i. , et!,Jgtuihter ol NAPOLEON, Ohio UP - Police f( I~ rRiJ:t!.B My- did a double- take when a t~year· er• Vouna W. . ;16 dt'ar Sumn'!t old youth walked into the polif.!e January 1~. 1 · station to report a l{as station robshe flad Jtl!!i:l ID fii1lna: health bery. Sharp.eycd officers noticed for a nUmber of yellfa, the tireless that the teen-ager had Injured bls efforts of a deVoted husband and hand. They finally got him to ad· family to prolong her Ufe at home miti that he cut his hand while · · l lb:r:•:•:ki:n~g:.i:nl~o:l:h:•:•l:a:li:o:•:·===-~I seemed of no avail. She was tak~ . bJ amb\tlance tt> II Holzer Hosp1tal. GallipoUs. Oblo , where for a .few days seemingly Improved. WJEH Death eame at 12:00 noon May 31, at the age of 67 yean, 4 m£Jnths 13 das•. On Deeember l , 1907 she was united In marriage to Val Well. Til this union, nine children were born. Dale of Cutler, Ohio; Mrs. Hazel Hawk, Mlnersvil1e, Ohio ; Vern. Shade, Ohio; Emer80n and OrvUle, Pomeroy, Ohio; Dayton, Mansfield, Ohio; Gene, Chester , 0. Donald and Ella Mae precedea her in deatb. She leaves beside her huaband, Val WeU . Chester, Ohlo, Star Route, seven children, 18 a:randchlldren, 4 great erand. ehildren 1 5 si1ten: Frankie Bailey, Pomeroy, Ohlo; Dorothy Smalley and Lllzie Oaborn, Lon..c Bottom, Ohio; Myrtle Van Meter, Guyavme Ohio; Edith Harper, Carroll, Ohio. A brother who died .n Infancy and a sl-ier, Ruth Harper. Meigs County News 11:50 a.m. on 990 spot Beside• these, she leaves a host Of other rtJatlve1, nel~thbors and friend• to m{lurn her departure: She Jive her ~eart to the Lord eArly In life, wu a member of tbe chUrvh at West Shade, later abe moved her memberahip to Chester. Ohio. . She conttlbuttd ~nerously of b;ir meana aUliou1h tter health would not ,Htrmlt her belq icUve lq ehureh WOJ.'I., or in ber community, 1he wa't ·r.n hiiplta"tiOn to thole -wbq .il:nlw her. Qitly to vlllt .ber would prove her loyalty to her Slvlour and help one to Ket a more . firm JflP un the better tbln11 ln lllti, thinta that tell for time lfld eternity. She wu a lovlnr and deYGted wife, Mother and trandmOthfr, a tlnd and 1eneroua niiPbO~, ..~ waya Heling the •oo~· o~ t~GIIe abOut her and held them In Htah esteem She lwm be ~Hilly lillued Jn the communitr ti"l the ones who On Your Radio Dial Ohve Ingraham Writer ' ... ..... '.; -~ 12 :00 12:3() 1:00 TBA 1:30 Baseball 5:00 Sky Kln1 5:30 Sports h.'ye 15 : 4~ New!l" "Picture CHANNEL 13 FRlUA tf J0 :59 Sign On II :00 Marshall Colle- g~ 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Neighbors 12:30 Liberace 1:00 'fhe Feminine Touch 2:00 Afternoon Film Festival CartO'on Club Mickey Mouse Clu-b Five Star Final John Daly and the News Rin Tin Tin Jim Bowie 7:30 CiscO f[id 8:00 l Led Three LIVe• 8: 30 I Search for Adventure 9:00 A :Date With tbe Anrels 9:30 High Tension 10:00 News of tbe Nlibt 10:10 Theater 13 11 :80 The Late :News 11 :3!i Sign Off SOLD ~0 MINORS ;.. Dowen and orrwnental p't.DU biVe been tnown to be l'\tured. !.o• to tropt froa: liowmted I!JCPQSure to weed killen are difllcu.It to eltimate. It b: almoiJt lm• poulble .to wallr. lnto a field and determine the extent of h1l'-"1'f· In Calef of- Injury to plant.l tbe questiOn ilways arises who b res~nslble f"r the injury. There ia no ainC]e •newer to this cue1t1on ai many timei ll is almoat impo•· sible to determine the aolll'te of herble1dea cau&lng tbe dama1e. Ex· amplea of aource of Injury Jnetude the grower hlmaelf, neiJbbon, roadside sprayina, sprayin& public utilitY rJ&bt-of-wayJ and power lines, contaminated eontainera and sprayen used by cuttom opera· Uons. ~robably the a:rower and neigh· bors. .ue tile moat common aources of injury. Just a JltUe thought wi11 &how why thia ll tbe c81e. Your Hit i'arade partl of the tomato proee• area, Wetd• may bt a problem many fitldl. HtorliJ!:. C. Witt.1:~f.:~ Oblo State UaiverJ.Ity n:11 borlleullllrt.L KEEP THEM 8:00 Life on The Farm 8:30 Cilptain Kangaroo · 9:30 Mighty Mouse Playhowe 10:00 Lucky 8 Runcb 10:30 It's A Hit 11 :00 8ig Top 12:00 The Lone Ranger 12:30 Blr, Picture 1:00 Town & Country Cro"roada Basehal1 Prevlew 1:25 Game of the week 4:30 The Early Show 5:00 You Are There 5:30 Range Rider 6:00 Zane Grey Theatre 6:30 B!lccaneers 7:00 Jaekie Gleason ShOw 8:00 Gale storm Slww 8:30 SRO l'laybuuse 9:00 Gurwmoke 9:30 Colden Playhouse 'J". ~e Latf'! Show Saturday- Channel13 Sign On 1:00 Movies 4:30 Comedy Party Two-Gun Pluyhuuse NldtoiS .cro5stuell Feinates WlTH · EVERY COUNT MASTER MIX PULLET GROWER .. an CRUMBLU . Fleming Middleport Feed Mill Hatcheries w. -- - ·..owER AND ,versatllity ... .............. ... '!:'t •. 1 r &J.L.GtOP w. • .&IIbo-~J~~z... ~ -.......... to.lahor. . fuD.hocllecl, • • -~ . ALUI.C:HA'.III ..C.. lALII AND UIYtCI . ' "V'" WII.LIAMSON . PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. FARM SUPPLY Butlaad, Ohio Rt. U4, MluriviUe, extensl~·l . J ,, uipmel'lt Co. Is Ptrl!IIODDI" 2nd St FUJ..TON THOMPSON TRACTOR SA~ES • PHONE 411 s. POMEROY ' NOCAKI JACKSON. Mi<h. UP didn't have time to bake a tltree teen·age youth• took ic book! to a buddy in Jolikso1~ . County jail. Tucked into one the comlca was a lO..IDcb file.· supplie.. and 11tate Deport. ' and l~al on tb~. QUALITY ~ SUGAR RUN FLOUR M'LL lllalberly Ave. Phone IN P OUR. A ;;PLIANCE C Mr. and Mra. B'loyd of Chester: were Sunday guests f.Jr. and Mrs. P~io and ther1 :E'R _FOR F.REEZ SPECIALS! ' ... • I UPRIGHT MODElS " ' . . l IO.Cu. n. •. : .. ......... .$271 18 Ca ~ l~'Cu. -~·I ' tttiu.rt. :·.:::::::::::: .. i! " < • .. , .54,79 gal. · With L1Ni ,\Li:. FiRst ·I·R .. ·.E:s·. _· ' • . '.· ·~ I ' ' if. ( \ ,. G~T .. ' · t:rt:E&f . 5 o~ More O,UO.• Paint ' · -•us V~ue flneb · IJ4.:: 'Nylon Bristle Paint lb. ush'~ · . -. ... ' ' -·~,;.-, '. '" UNI(O,IMNW Deluxe Model AB Low AB COMBINATION $199.00 Only $429.00 UNDER ~R ·.' . • Freezer ·,>r ~lgerator . . ------- ~ . ~ ... "'t.\ . , . · f341 ' · · " · · •·· .. · ' .. · oZ88 t359 Z1Cia.Ft ........... . .. l389 ' REFRIGERATORS. .' • In . I Gal. 'Lola ON F1 ., 21Cu.n. ........ : ••.• ; asen..FI. .............. _. DISCOUNt: : N~ . . . . ' . . . . . .. ' CoLOR SYSTEM G8 EXTERIOR COLORS ' 1188 INTERIOR COLOIS Main St. ·•001' "-'+--'....,.., o: of of an aere of whe1t requirea only 29 pereeut , time it ~ulred In UUO. workln.a with dairy eows ' requires sn.rs pertent of the · II required In l'tiO.lf. school b: emphasidnJ "our ol automatic feed. hand· arrantement, ree!-i.~ feedlnf and e1. . from e I • FUD YOUI PULL£T$ 01 PIOYICO'S ISll FUt CIIOICl,PIOGIIAII(j StGN• .OTHERS 8;00 The Lawrence Walk Sbow . ~,r!:,•Ji.,iittr, ,bOif "'' m~o 10U1 ~· · ~ .-4 ~Ylna Ut. . ........... ted·- ~- --.,...,.....,.., eboiDe" . . wboltoataud ,aovtco .,;·Pulllf;On;,er wkb AP-61 PROVICO and ._,_j._;,;w ; tdt--cnw that ta.,.,; bee -cboirJa JWOII!am 11.- ecoi.a•b'ad )'Ill Harv-, buutby~l . 66 Att:CIOP USED BALERS • •- • l !l:l '4• pol, bltl' JO . ~· ' ... lfemarleo ltdilr ill till' wtiile'. · I. . .' - 'f!f~J.:51i I hlloto-prod-.loalbo""'rioo-P-r..atota~ The '1 ;30 Famous: Film Festival Mother'• tabors ncw . are •.ntled Bull' bo4t irO,IbidU i•d 1101, In Hl1 wlldpm. fl't hal ))Janftt!d It, ' ~ , Harv..t any crop from ~ - F E'E Dl. G J: produees better pullets witli less mixed fMi'l · . . HEW HAYLIHERS •suPER 86 PTC .86 ENGINE • 45 T INTI!!lNATIONAL . • 77 NEW HOLLAND "Where Comer ALL·CROP Hanester ..... ..... . . . NEW TRADE-INS IN $0UTHEASTERH OHIO M~igs . ... ~·111:-i­ Farms Rut Spotty Re~rted , DcOO Ourk J"ubilae ' Of·· ••• and roontha ot her UN. . '1 nel offlcl!l. will be 1develop after eqltlvation hal ciabgrau ia area, /.Slum· ped. . , tbat 'frill rewlU be 1 usIt iJ tmportf.\lt when Ullng ant sbt lnvulon bJ erab#UL Set the · ~ air Jix chemicala that tbey be · used .to ~t .1 1,i, ~ 2." jnebea ' . above •urface, ~ere, cordlna to Wzectloni·IDd one 01' the- m.ott lmportinl for hok.hfna •11 produCIIOI • • woqld be over 2~ . oillllon. cuble ol chemicals. There are to .do ln .redueina: erabfee your rteareJt .srau and Lawn prOblemt lD a:enfeet of air involved. T"illtt a lli1ht , dUferent manufaeturea hroffor hokhry'!'GIO wlnd movemellt · can eauu move- terentiiltrengths ol material tbet eral. A ·blah rut doet· not mean lnment of a larit· volume ,of abo. ia lmpossibte to make any one frequent ~WDJ. Tomatoet,. toi: ~pie, are aen. recommendation · which 'Wlll fit If the law~ il! watered it iJ imaJtlve .to aa little. as ont part per chemicals. portant to apply the water dowmUII~n of 2, .-o. . Several farmers have · reported Iy to wet. the 4ou at. leut 6 to· a Some of tlie thlnaa that can be conaiderable increase·tn amount of lncheJ deep. done to re.d.Uce l.ujury froni 2-4:, D certain types of anuuQJ ll'IPeJ ill Some of .the eheaitcall for uae are careful e~Ins . to be mre corn, A ma,erial whieh show.11 1 a the crabiP'al.l b preteDt inWe Do ,Culloll\ Grbldlllg sensitive plantJ are not close to pOI!IaibUity fClr trial next year t• P.MA, which i1 known tn dilform as Scutl, Tat-e-Lect 2nd Ave. Middleport ar~as to be ' rpr1.fed. Tb~ amount . R.andox. This material Q applled of water applied witb the: weed as a SP.ray to kill the . aero;~.inatlq Another- material 1a PoNelsonviUe, Ohio killer and increasinr the noul gra..Sei 11 they come up, but will Cyanate. diameter to obtain larger partiCles not control perieDial granas aueh Some Gf tbe chemicals to use -..,... · --- ---.-, ._....__.. wW a~J9 help to control movement u: Jobnaon uass. . before crabvau a:erminat~ Inof the, weed killer. It is ,desirable In conf.rolUna John&oa grau cui- elude Crabrtralli ~d- cb.ickweed preto ayt\id spr~yina: .when. the wind · tural methods bave given the boat venter, Alanap, Crag Herbicide 1 may blow spray materllft toward control for lars:e areas. For small and other materials. ausceptible ('J'OPI. · . areas in eorn field a where klllinir The important .thing is to u~ work of big farm and oardon jobo It .farmer& lnd ethers desiring of .tbe com is not obJec:Uonable, • exactly according to the manulact. to ; use bormo~!! the wer!d killers Dalapon or TeA are tbe reeom- ers ditectiolUI, are careful, there ,!s a vel'}' definite m~nded chemical materlala tq use. -:---::----~··········· 1 place In farft\lng' operalfons . for For eontrol Qf such, weed• ~ . 8HP '• the use of chemloal we~ C!Ontml. poison Jvy, JapaneM: JioDey.auekle • Wbea eorn la 8 to 12 laches tall or an~ similar p~antaa combination of o UTILI.1'1 ;r"~~TOR : wheri" Ute malimtifn " flwnber of. the 2, t-n :-tmtl :2, 4, 11--T mater.lals '• 3 .,orwaTd rjittdl and ,.vtllt : : weed,a bave emerged is probably are des.lrab1e. •• • • ' th" best Ume to spray eorn, al· Home ownen who tvisb to eHm· though many growen use it f!)linate crabgrass have a wide vari~ Rere-'1 the unit that'll aav. :rau Um. fJld Jawing tll.c last as an ety o.f materlal& to use. They rn<ll"lltl' on lob• too am~~U for f wheel trac1on .nil too bll or unaU rarden trac:ton or band wmtt. COLUMBUS, 0.-Rtpid advan The 5 HP Brla"11111 swahon. e~-., a.. ces have been made ln1 all a'reaa pow:fv!f.~~.:.. ~~:" ':oo ~·iJt ot mechanized airiculture, bu·t in • while- you work, too With th1lr Moclal ,._ ~= S\mpl.icity IUdl¥11 SUUt,- • , . or haul bill some areas the transformation or with a TraOe-r Body, U.e l.t for portab._ pow.r human effort to mechanleal faei· for conCQte m~n. ~. 1eavatori. • ~ties has progressed more rapid100" free-~-aku baDd1b\r &ad ON tUJ'nfna ~· · ~"tip ;cmtroll and ly than in ·others. • 1eu lh1ft for ella Ill" ~PHd~. for--ptq, atu1lnl and J<eV.fM, · • TJ:tis was Doted at the opSnl."\1 B~ the SlmpJiel.ty I BP UtW.b" sess:on of a Feeci Proc!es.sing and TraeiOr anc1 you"n Jot 111 ~ scbool being held at mart. at a frac:11on o1 tM J.,ARGEST SELECTION OF 001t. ... lUodaF•• Center on the Ohio Mon.d11y an.-t the audience were agriculture \ lnatrue. her wlahes thtoUih the 1111 rean ' ..........-.-.. .... hi' hw: Te~eh ua Lotd te be-moftfite hlr. Dally 1be, her eroal upheld, '~illd untt ; Jk~ t:ru~ Pilot Knew thlt b'waa at the htlm. ............. PtO.JTIIU. Wbleh ia tpoftiOred h~· the A~-.nur-.1 E1fltt'llon Ser· vice and the Ohio State Uoiver· •Ur departMent of alfieultunl For the first time 22 weeks readers bave really been Slumped by the Daily Sentinel ent~neerlnr to eooperotion wil!i Mystery Farm photo. Wt week's photo (abll~ e) nntll '~r,.. ·Uine today had remained unlden· the Oblo Farm Eleetrlficalion tlfJed. No one· l!nows the farm until It Is aduai\Y Identified .by the owner _o r our readers. A'-•;;;u;;;ncl;;;l;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. framed pbolo of the above farm. may be seCured free by the. O)Nller calling at the Dally Senti· - Billy Grabam ll c35 Sign Oil enlloa wltll U.. Standml OU fCo., lite OW. J'arm. aad · Home SAfety comm:Jttee and tbe Ohio ~· ~···. .Eas:b year1 Wittmeyer notea, tpm11to powert reduce poyields conliderably by eul-loo deeply durins lloe News and Sports HeadlineS tO cOO 20th Century Theater lo ...,.. • • .r• • shOuld be shillow. · Let's Talk ltiOver ~ : 30 &llleDJioa ....... OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. GROWING lEAD ON 1an1 Purina Chows ~port!J . 10:40 N1.tewatch ..._ occldOIIIai,no, .., ·W.. .........,.. bl' .... O!do Apleq). COWKBU8-A. team ol ar 1• Form r.,.~,..... .....UUon. cultural e.u,meert will bke to the road t.bil montn armed with , a .peeJaJlf equJppeil rum tr<~~:· •J tor t.o sbow Oblo au41611eet th • r~r~r~r• h..itl.rda of traetor mi.Ji.ue. advl.aes erowen not By the end or Septem~ tbt> witbi.G 8 iotbef of tobut to pull the toil em,ineert w:lll have &taJed traeaod tover youq tor-Up(H.D& demoDitntion• h 'l1lil pra2ea, be about 50 couatln 1,brouJbout the wUl mate a tliaht ridJ:e alate of whieb KeiCI · it Me o 1 .trOUDd the planJ.I whieb will help a date Ul be aunounc:ed later. Tbe tn cUe ralnr weatber eon.tinuea. deml)natratiotU ate part of a ln.JOme dlfl, It may be wile to alate-wide ~aml'&lJn to redueao lootea the "m1ddlet'' 'frilb a eu.ltil'llou 1711 .lld.alt lfttor -:aa • u pobible alter planUnJ. Tbe roob IOOD 'll'lll grow latter part "' the tulUvdJnc ~P­ ~ In thU area, ud later cultivation oon. oFF TO ARE A GOOD START 12 : ~9 Reent YOUR CHICKS 12:30 Sign ort. 1000 Tractor Tippers . To Show Trirks COWlrfBUS: rJIN hne ctelartd tomato euttlvatto• 1n In Ohio Tour Ceasar's Hour 10:30 N&Ws and -- NEW YORK UP - Ron MurphY, who bas been bouncing back and forth from the New York Rangers to ,the minors, baa been sold to the Cbitago Black HaW"' in exchana:e for 22-yeilf.old center Ha'n.k Ciesla. Murphy; a 23-yearold wint, scored aeven aoals and bad 12 auiats tast aeason in sa games. Ciella netted el&ht goals irr. his rookie with the- Hawks. lu.at lbOUt all ve-a:eJ1ble erop1 can be damaged aomttlmea duri~ tbtlr We eytle eltber by drift or vapor from weed klllera Ute, 2• ._D or 2, 4:, 5-T. Tomatoes, pepper1. 1nap beanll. euU4Jmbers, melon1, lettuce and eaa:plant are example• of cropt, tbat can be lnjured with a very •malt coDcentradon ol 2, 4-D. Potatoes and tweet eorn are examplet of Jeu auacepUble cropa. A rather peculia!- Instance of damaa:e OCCtU'l'ed within the Wt few yean· where tor.1 atoe-s. in a plant bed were Serlously injured by fume& · from a aprayer which houaed in a a:uaae at leut 10:00 TBA U5 Rains Reported Slowing Tomato Growth In Ohio ln\:y~i.lf~:;~ County A.,ircwltunol Aflltl'f 9:00 George Cobel 9 :3b Time Is Unidentified tbo C. I. ILAKUL . . 7:00 Perry Como .Life Wittl Elizabettt 4:00 5:00 6:00 6:115 8: 3:0 7:00 len( 13:30 Saturday Night Jam"t!Oree 8:00 My~ery Farm For First bed. Tb• 6:00 Koy Ro;,fer.s WHTN-TV. Channel13 ........... Needles! to aay. that becamt' We surrender to HI• will. our atandard areeting for brother (or ever. Allll OlD YOU KNOW Slob on flcilher. Ull the Muter Thoq~ aceneft re.eur to me wt , tn' k1l ftUJht and Wla«ioin •W tilt all around the edges, ind : Summon ua to meet our Miler · pearly !!lftHn all over. .And your fonde.ri dreA!tii tuitiU. '"nae lllht of other daya." . 1d 7 Jtp ·w· of !, 1 LOO 11 :30 • wtll nihil her n\ott are tbt one• who Uncomplalninll,- earrled Out dlllmnt. Tben tht)re .ere the two G. l.'s coming out pt the Louvre ln Par:• who clalmed to bave stolrri thf\ ja~~~• of , the lt&tue '!r Venus •mt Ihi' the famous Wlnft•f 1 " ~-'' I· t tH'.._d, . .. on~ • .,. ••. goI thei qo,J difl, ~~ rJbortf oalely naliO<! d.... '!~ · jj..,Y ,.~~ ~"bor! • N• WGI!iltr · mourono~ Is •• hltl\1 IO :!O -·--Saturday- ChannelS · · FRIDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blackle 8:00 Captain Kangaroo .s:lJP Corliss Archer 9:00 Garry Moort: 10:30 Strikeolt Ricb 11 :00 Valla.nt Laoy 11 : 1~ Love of Life 11 :30 search for Tomorrow 11 :45 Guiding Ligh~ 12:00 Katie's Kitchea 12:30 As the World ·rurna 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 1 :30 Houseparty 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob Cro!ffiy Show 3:00 Bright er Day 3:15 Secret Sturm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 The Eerly Show r5 :30 Your Esso Reporter 5:43 Spl.. ts flrade 5 :55 Weatht.man 6 :00 Action 6:15 Dougl c.s Edwards 6:30 Beat the Clock 7:00 West i: oint Story 7 :30 Playho~!e of Stars .Q:OQ.. , MJ". Adant~~ and Eve 8:30 f-lil;tiway Pat'rol 9:00 'l"he· l.itle 'U P 9:30 Person ~o Person 10:00 News 10:05 Scanning the Weather 10:10 'l'be tate snow 3 :30 Daily 9": 30 10:00 Sign On Circle 3 R:mch Gumby Fury Capt. uauant True Story Detective's Diary Down on the farm Hopalor.g Cas::>idy WCHS-TV ChanneQ 8 =-:-::--- .,. ' -~ Tf t ,lrllu 41. Dtpelld DOWN ' ' 1. Du11 I . fUYer IOer I 1 • · Ohio. Yotmr lnwver Berna~d Ful ' • wlJo made such " "I\Od talk ,.1 rhMhlrf! CraYel HUI Cemetery on IVlr.mnrlal Day, did nnt mentl "1 his bt'comlnq: a papR tor aecolid time 1ust th.e day befQfrt. ( ~·oose. he &nd his Betty feel old and m:t· ture "l)arenh bv now. 1 couldn't help como~rlna ttlem (in ·mv mlnci) with W. Va.'s yonnq GoY, ' lndPrwocd l~t~t. JAmtarv halnll i.n· IIIUilUI"fth~rt Wllh th e R!Ork . hoVef-. lnr rlrl'lt · over th" very de'lk where he Wll1l .&peaklnQ". C'ongratulallons, Betty anti Bet· nard. 2:1 ~ 'f' line 24 li l'll d 30 Debra Lynn, their first ch.ild, at Hocking Hospital, Logan , on Tuesday, June 4. Grandparents are Mrs. Mabel WiiiJamS', Logan , and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Merrow , Marietta; Gr_ea.t grandfather of the baby is Wilham Merrow, Constit ut ion l n lc·~l. l&hUdaf'& ......., :2 <! . .l DICI~ :n. announcing the birth or a daughter 'Enjoy wllh me ( l"O\IOQ..) I Mr and Mn. Harold ll!errow are ment made an o~serva tion Thursday during the hearing on rerouting State R?ute 124 via the Laurel CLiff Road {county road 0-25) tha-t rem1nded e ..·eryone of what Democracy means in action. He said , ''We invite your comments . This is Democracy in action. The dceision on Route 124 cOuld have been decided in Columbus.' ' We believe the majority of people here will be satisfied with the_ result of the hearings which in allllklihood should be the ultimate remov~l of the state rout~ "from Pomeroy. From the nature of traffic on Route 124 It os fair to conclude there Is lottie "through traffic•• from which business places such as n-rvice sta·tions and restaurants might reap large reve~ue. Route !24 comes here via Jackson and goes to Racine Portland, Reedsville, and then sort of trickles out Into nowhere emerging finally at Hockingport. · ' . Two hearings were held here In response to objections In contlnuong Rt. 124 through Pomeroy. One. In April, prevGnted It being put through Middleport, as the state first proposed. The proposal wasLaurel obviously tried second first ; sending it via Cliff. what should have been 11:00 Lhe 8 :30 Romper Room The Price is Idght Tic Tac Dougb Truth or Consequ~IU.'e l It Could Be You Current My Littie Margie 9:00 10:00 NEW ARRIVAL · G. Ray Steen of Division 10 of the State Highway Depart- 8 : 2~ 6:!HI Sigu Ou 7c00 Today Women'.!3 Society of Christian Scrvice .will be held Mo nday evening at 7:30 at Hralh Methodist Churc h. Mrs. Bruee Lloyd, prt'!sident, will preside and hostesses are Mn. M. L. French, Mrs. Ben Philson . Mr:s. E. S. Schaaf, Mrs. Cllfford Erwin ... Mrs R. C. Sansbury an •.o Route 124 Hearings Were Examp/.es ' .. TELEVISION GUIDEWSAZ-TV Chan~el3' Saturdo7- Chanllel3 Friday FARM NEWS 50 feet .. • �• i -·· • - 2-Dol!y Sentinel, PomeMy-MJddleport, 0., June 7, 1957 Daily Sentinel Day Book The INTERES~OF Daily Sentinel DliVO'tiD TO ~ MEIGS-MASON AREA AICHARD S. OWIN- GENERAL MANAGEI. ReYNOLD B. GRIINI- EDITOR • __.l'fltiODal advertising representative, Bottioelll-K.Lmball. IDe., 343 -...a.ttou Ave., New Yoak City, 16, N. Y. Entered. u seeood ebil8 ma.lll.nt matter at the post olfJoe at Pom t!I'OJ'. Oblo. Subleriptloa rates: Delivery by earrter where nallable SO rents per week; one vear In advance at The DaU,. Sentinel oUiee, $11J.OO: ab ••tha, 17.80; three months, $3.90. By motor route wher6 available· ODe month $1. By .mall one year $8; elx monthl, M.20· three moaU... •• •E I I 1 A.BO: one month. Sl. • DAV T!) ME&T The Disabled American Veter11m and tbe.ir Auxiliary wiU met't Mon· day at 8 P. M. There will Ue elcc· tlon of officers and aU members are urged to attend. WSCS INSTALLATION Insl111J alion of officers fur ' Published every afternoon except Sundal by The Ohio Valier S.m t;lnel, lne .• a~ 110 Meehanlc St., Pometw, 0. Bw;luesa oHice pboue ~. eclltorla-1 oUtce ~hon• 397. 0# Democracy In Action ,On Local A##airs Whioh We Must Hold Here •. ' '' Think what might ruwe happened with the democratic pro· cess : the first proposal might have been ordered by a desk engineer fr<>m Columbus and Middlepolj would have taken it like U or not. ·' Certainly the democratic protess Is expensive. The Division right-of.way engineer, Mr. Steen , wae here. So was Max Farley, executive assistant to the division engineer, J. c. Kendell. as was a stenographer to take testimony. Now the !report of the hearing ·goes to Columbus wher~ more people study 11. A decision 1s made. Then action Is taken. Industrialization and lis 'corollary, mechanization, brings automatJsm, a fact of everyday Uving we are destined to see more of in the immedia·te years ahead. We are bound to depend more for prosperity upon the successes and faUufes of relatively few~r and fewer large combines on industry . Power necessarily wlll be more centralized because economic power Is partner to political power. So We should treasure this example of Democracy still in action_ in Ohio as exemplified In the Thursday hearing. 11 Is this kmd of thong we must keep In the hands of the people: the ultimate decisions abou1 ottr local affairs. More o~ thl~ authortt, i!J heh1g removed £rom us every year; In educatiOn. m labor relations and taxation. The best we can do Jn these large field s is to elect representatives to the General A6sembly and to Washlngt9n who will lntegratelotal In· te,rests w_lth those of the state and na·tlon . On this level we have to gtve some and take some . But we !ll.uat b(·. on RUa1·d alwuys apainst too mnnv rili!hts of dired dectston bcm_e- taken from us The more we hold onto the longer we shall have Democracy.· ' AN Ol.D VIOLIN NORWELL, Mllllll. Ul' - Thco. KIWANIS ROSTIR rlnre Hewitt , mu Y[(' Hup~rvisor fnr Norwell sc hool11. own11 whAt ho be· CIIICAGO UP- The le7 dlrec. tory of Kiwanis International , Is· li(!Ves Is lhe olrJe~t violin In Aml•ri · SUt'fl rec•enlly , ll!Jts 4.SOO Kiwani s l'll. . It 18 11 Mlll"iuno , n1ado 111 t5fl0. clubs In the United Statea and Hcwlt pla)'l'll lt. l' t~C'l'lllly for the t'a nndu . The rlubs have a member· fir sl time In ~l yt•Drs. ~> hill or 2M,OOO. DAILY CROSSWORD Atnos~ ] Smellt" ~ Ul(llliMh" U Cire••l< ldll'r 1 LJ I.~ u .~ed .'1 . TJ" IatJ .~ fl . I.II I Pt'll• •t/1.~1'114 12 Huul :• •l [ . ,;ah ' II f;Hll l l t1 Pronoun l !'i. LI!'IP £lr\ 1-:". AKil'Ttl 2fl A tlt~.~11e rt 21 Cnl:l:l' J ·; 2~ ( 't"< 14 . Put' lll/1 J !l Nrol Wt'Uk ~I O t/1.'1 hi Cum;tt• l. ~4 :.: ~ . l!!.lllu-.. 1 ll !'lcenu 27 . Dt .~lont :l~ L11.nd "' nr, t!. etl H I 1.0<Il llC HIH il 1 :.. ()tJm . Thm·. 20 . cu rer f (l rtord11 29. Hubbi11h -~ 1. ... Wrups, any Rpn l t' AtH"illlll t~l t'$ :H) Volc.lf•l tKc utchfon I her. I 36. Cocoon a8. Automobile CO\'Ct"ll"1.,. 2!\. Ha.li lCl i::oJ , IMlte Curved line :u Taxlc11.b !1:.!. Gold (hcr.l. :1:.: AU. S. viet preshJQnl 3~ num llO 3 : Nnr j por t l 3S Bodlu tJt moen I '•. Frililltn 40. fil.lpreme lltlnr I IMoham .l 4 l Genua OJl 1. ' • •• ' :t ~ • .. ~- ~ •·• I · I . Am.lno;tlant .!4 . Not aocxJ i l l Ll:tha . p - W'IOrl I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Hen'o how to work It: ' ~XYbLB~AX, I• LONOFELLdl. OM 16fttr airnply at~nd1 lOr anoth-er. In thll om~\• A II uttd P\!1 thret L't, lor the two 0'1, etc. Slntle leUel'l, apo•· x- ·.iti:lr 'toph.tl. th• ltn(th &nd fon:natlon ol tbt word• art au hLntl. 'at'h dl)' tht code hlthrt art different. ,.f. .... A Otrpto·r rant Qiotatlo• Yc{,_1 :~·, .• ' 711,.\'P LWRNF ! :'il:• ' .•, ' VWN POQQU\\IJI ~~J:. ~P \OV~Z LWNW CVNQLY . 'Jt. "' . , Q PVC Q N S - F L D C 0 , . ,, • ,... ~~~;.rli,t.~lt4 ' . QY . 1iD011 ..., y ' . ·ftnt':~~~ ,I~I')'~~;::t~ 0~:~~ -~~~ft.WA Yl · · I• 1111' taw X1n1 f"~&tr.-rtt lrAtlkaW AT · FINED $10 Jerry Scott, ar-rested by SheJ·· Iff Robert C. Harfenb:ach •r l State Route 143 Thursday for driving lett or center. was fim• 1 $11> and costs in the cour t o:· Justice or Peace R. E. Grindl~y. . 10 .30 11:30 12:00 1:00 Tennes5ee Ernie · J:30 Z:OO Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen For A Da}' 8:30 The Big Story 3~4~ Modern Romagces 4:00 Comedy Time 4:30 Movielime 5c30 Cartoons 5:45 News Picture 6:00 Wild Bill Hickok 6:30 Weatbertast 6c3t; Sports Eye 6:45 NBC News 7:00 B10ndie 7:30 Life of Riltly 8:00 The Joseph Cotton Show 11:00 Cavplcade of Sports 9:..~ Famous Fight& 10;00 Dr. Huillons Journal 10:30 Ne..,;s Headlines 10:40 Nitewa~ch 12:0U Tonight 1 :00 Sign Off . /. ICE CREAM SOCIAL The Stepping Stone Cla ss vf the Racine Methodist Church • i ~ havin~ nn ice cream .'l oclal Saturday nJeht on the lawn of t hr Racine Home Bank. ;. (}';. -- t~~-~~,?~R.::.?.;;;~;;;~~~--~~;;;;;;~;;;;~:;~~:~~; GET A TREAT Reader,~~ the Daily Sentin •I will be treated Saturday to lltl· other article . by Dcltn E. 0. Saunders on his favc..rite subjc.:t "Disclpline or Children''. The Ar · ticle will appear in the editorial columns with a foreword bv editorial writ.er Chester L. Tunnchill. Did YCIU how fhlltl IV BLANCHE M. ~!lUKlNS At gra\'e risk of plaJiarJsm 1 quote from a recent rolumni.st. "To live 11. full Ute, every mim should build a house, raise a son, anrl plant a trr.e." · Thi~ explains the deep ho'.i that "Oklahoma!" ond "D~V\' Croekett" have upon Americalt heorh. The df'PO . elemental strun!{ t-hiJ:IgH r,f Jlte , ar.e what raa : ~y edUht. sb "11\rnple yet so hard tn l'otl'fJ by, If one eyer lets himself be Qaught up In today's rot raeE'. 1 wi.~h r could give everv on!' the lllr£ I h11d ever the followlag but It's hard to fer the .simp!e reason that what strikes me u so hilarinu!l. may h~ove you cold . 1 clo hop e not. 'Tis an experience or James Thurber, tamou11 free Janet' wrlll'r of Columbu s. 0., ttJllinR" nr hi~ conversation with ~ youn~ Prt>no1h , who, toucll!nrf ". w.1S 11lming- lo learn he" En.lfllah from Shokro~pear•• and that alone. A~kln'l him more or les8 th<' limP or day. flhe consulted her ShnkC'<l)f'Drn nnd asked, "H lW qoe11 Pw ni ~ hl ? " Thurber sai d he was able (•.o his jj!re11t cif'li gbt) to answer in like strnin ''1'be moon I~ rlown. I have not ht'ard the c\ock."t 11ucs~ the conversa tion kinda languishel fron1 !here on. Well. Whf'n we think nf wl!!lt ~trugqlf'~ one hu to out "'Mie lHJt"~c> nf mv aunt Is In thf' field" Into F'rerit'h, no wonder the 181 wa.!3 trying so hard . ynn -knn-Y·Whn'~ f"xplalning his "tsrr'd" r..~.-Jln~t- " 1 feel Uki:i f'ye hE<en rode hard end put away wet.'' keep writlnt And Y\":j. A.Nfl drlvinli{ ufer 1nd sa n"" moybe wa f'lft · lflt some of th\11 "heath on the Hl.f(hwuys" at least slowed 111 bit. "We are not amu11ed'' said Queen Victoria ont'!t" when a rl~~que atory was told in bet .pre.~ nee. We ore not aTt ; u~d" belte • U8 youn~ters or olrter ones or whoever yon may be wllep we sect. You turhllf);l' thf! ('Orner O'l two wheels lml)re'!I81Dif (???I 1'1 thnte who are looking. Bet'. '" look t\lllce-H wllln't amuslnl(ll'ld bfi!llldca they may be takl,g your lieeftle nul'Jlbi!r . 2.. A kid han11it1t an the aide of 1ll 1'RJ1idlv movtna cal'- 1 eouldn t believe it. but 1 ~tliw one recently "l.ook, Ma. no t~itd~rl." . 1 3. An:r 1n<f all drai rices ?r bird br:~ined atfemptJ ·alona tff•t Une. NQ!ilr, We ire not arllu.s&il, fJllpleMod, not ony lhlnf exeo'pt deeply dliiuillrt WI' 111! I guen I'm i. horn .htmkt!t no,y and then, gre~tly to rhy family" ; dislike. But I onee rrot a bla ~t down on thls-ha~ tooted · ~diHI~ at a oar comln' too '!~I 1 (I thought) from a itde i H~ . dne of my H. S. pupils passing Uy hollered "Aw, you needq't blow yo.~r ~orn, Misa M- wa'v.. got oM Juil like that at home." , 1 w~s dtii lng my nelt blu('!, 8\V'bet, llttl£! old UJ29 Fo~d eou i).,-, And that man 1 DID look as ll \hi was going right lltralght Into the aide' of my new ~ar. ' By the way, both or U-' were doublless doing atiout 20 m, p. i1 Weren't we the devils, though? Man , man. Reading a piece ahnut tb ~ "pack peddler" of Jon~ ago surelY b1·ought bac:!k memories. Two of these tradt'!men stand out brilllontly In my mlnd evr.n toctov. One was a bespattai:oled, kindly gentleman who alwa;~ came In a bugtv and slave-d ovP• nll(ht nt our place. We !limply loved lo have him come and Open those fabulous cases or linen•. towels, tabla eloths, rombs pln 11 • rlnl(s, pocket knlve!'. laces, lhoe ~lrln.R"s-a ten. ctnt ~tore on wheels, tr you pleue, direct for runner of today•., red fro~ted treuurtt hOUJilei of Mes111rs, Wo&t · wrorth. Kreaesre. McClary and flftv 'levP-n other~~. Well. thl11 nice ¥r. Darst (1 be· lieve waa his namel had tbat oolnful and, t~ank heav~n. r,,..., deformity, extreJne club feet. Hi' shoes were made to O'l"fler and this mtstortune 1imply tatclnat· ad us ki<l~ though we refrllt\f'!.i frorn starlne all we coulrl. Hl• vhlta were a rut 101 and 1 remember them ' 10 well , Then. every sprlftfC, alonll' with the robins, came Qllr . 1rlsh.mln., " aentleman of the -road. with ~ bro«ue 10 tb!ck ~rnd rieh thl'.t a[I!Rin we were ;.oeU bound. You know what bit brtakfta\ Will? Td h ;• ecri dropped ln a f'lMa and bloOe)', (lown she Kids rJnrcec'l aroijnd him tn 1ee this feat · ~d IIIPr one of OIJ,r n-.nre d~trll'\lr eot••lh.•, one Cl!Jr'le Rlf,., tried it up at t'he barn. "lfyll. thlftlt f I!GuUln't do that ~huck~. that's nofhin'. " An<l nle ,ChariJ!Y 1\Qfliicl, '6r ~o"\\'n man· tully lind t-Veli elalmea he Uted lt. !l)lrai,ht from the ahell It wa1. Our trlth trlend h11rt this l!l'f'f'tlnq for mv brother Cline, in· nrtabiv, as that douabt:v t"'ltt bei(l eame tumbllnc out of bed to stt that raw ff( breakd1t. "".nd Is the buddv UD tOr a11 diV':' he'd aalt hirft. So cheery, 11 .oc,. or 8flildflfl ,. ·ru' Audlth 1.1 the late .t\.it REPORTS ON SELF J i. , et!,Jgtuihter ol NAPOLEON, Ohio UP - Police f( I~ rRiJ:t!.B My- did a double- take when a t~year· er• Vouna W. . ;16 dt'ar Sumn'!t old youth walked into the polif.!e January 1~. 1 · station to report a l{as station robshe flad Jtl!!i:l ID fii1lna: health bery. Sharp.eycd officers noticed for a nUmber of yellfa, the tireless that the teen-ager had Injured bls efforts of a deVoted husband and hand. They finally got him to ad· family to prolong her Ufe at home miti that he cut his hand while · · l lb:r:•:•:ki:n~g:.i:nl~o:l:h:•:•l:a:li:o:•:·===-~I seemed of no avail. She was tak~ . bJ amb\tlance tt> II Holzer Hosp1tal. GallipoUs. Oblo , where for a .few days seemingly Improved. WJEH Death eame at 12:00 noon May 31, at the age of 67 yean, 4 m£Jnths 13 das•. On Deeember l , 1907 she was united In marriage to Val Well. Til this union, nine children were born. Dale of Cutler, Ohio; Mrs. Hazel Hawk, Mlnersvil1e, Ohio ; Vern. Shade, Ohio; Emer80n and OrvUle, Pomeroy, Ohio; Dayton, Mansfield, Ohio; Gene, Chester , 0. Donald and Ella Mae precedea her in deatb. She leaves beside her huaband, Val WeU . Chester, Ohlo, Star Route, seven children, 18 a:randchlldren, 4 great erand. ehildren 1 5 si1ten: Frankie Bailey, Pomeroy, Ohlo; Dorothy Smalley and Lllzie Oaborn, Lon..c Bottom, Ohio; Myrtle Van Meter, Guyavme Ohio; Edith Harper, Carroll, Ohio. A brother who died .n Infancy and a sl-ier, Ruth Harper. Meigs County News 11:50 a.m. on 990 spot Beside• these, she leaves a host Of other rtJatlve1, nel~thbors and friend• to m{lurn her departure: She Jive her ~eart to the Lord eArly In life, wu a member of tbe chUrvh at West Shade, later abe moved her memberahip to Chester. Ohio. . She conttlbuttd ~nerously of b;ir meana aUliou1h tter health would not ,Htrmlt her belq icUve lq ehureh WOJ.'I., or in ber community, 1he wa't ·r.n hiiplta"tiOn to thole -wbq .il:nlw her. Qitly to vlllt .ber would prove her loyalty to her Slvlour and help one to Ket a more . firm JflP un the better tbln11 ln lllti, thinta that tell for time lfld eternity. She wu a lovlnr and deYGted wife, Mother and trandmOthfr, a tlnd and 1eneroua niiPbO~, ..~ waya Heling the •oo~· o~ t~GIIe abOut her and held them In Htah esteem She lwm be ~Hilly lillued Jn the communitr ti"l the ones who On Your Radio Dial Ohve Ingraham Writer ' ... ..... '.; -~ 12 :00 12:3() 1:00 TBA 1:30 Baseball 5:00 Sky Kln1 5:30 Sports h.'ye 15 : 4~ New!l" "Picture CHANNEL 13 FRlUA tf J0 :59 Sign On II :00 Marshall Colle- g~ 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Neighbors 12:30 Liberace 1:00 'fhe Feminine Touch 2:00 Afternoon Film Festival CartO'on Club Mickey Mouse Clu-b Five Star Final John Daly and the News Rin Tin Tin Jim Bowie 7:30 CiscO f[id 8:00 l Led Three LIVe• 8: 30 I Search for Adventure 9:00 A :Date With tbe Anrels 9:30 High Tension 10:00 News of tbe Nlibt 10:10 Theater 13 11 :80 The Late :News 11 :3!i Sign Off SOLD ~0 MINORS ;.. Dowen and orrwnental p't.DU biVe been tnown to be l'\tured. !.o• to tropt froa: liowmted I!JCPQSure to weed killen are difllcu.It to eltimate. It b: almoiJt lm• poulble .to wallr. lnto a field and determine the extent of h1l'-"1'f· In Calef of- Injury to plant.l tbe questiOn ilways arises who b res~nslble f"r the injury. There ia no ainC]e •newer to this cue1t1on ai many timei ll is almoat impo•· sible to determine the aolll'te of herble1dea cau&lng tbe dama1e. Ex· amplea of aource of Injury Jnetude the grower hlmaelf, neiJbbon, roadside sprayina, sprayin& public utilitY rJ&bt-of-wayJ and power lines, contaminated eontainera and sprayen used by cuttom opera· Uons. ~robably the a:rower and neigh· bors. .ue tile moat common aources of injury. Just a JltUe thought wi11 &how why thia ll tbe c81e. Your Hit i'arade partl of the tomato proee• area, Wetd• may bt a problem many fitldl. HtorliJ!:. C. Witt.1:~f.:~ Oblo State UaiverJ.Ity n:11 borlleullllrt.L KEEP THEM 8:00 Life on The Farm 8:30 Cilptain Kangaroo · 9:30 Mighty Mouse Playhowe 10:00 Lucky 8 Runcb 10:30 It's A Hit 11 :00 8ig Top 12:00 The Lone Ranger 12:30 Blr, Picture 1:00 Town & Country Cro"roada Basehal1 Prevlew 1:25 Game of the week 4:30 The Early Show 5:00 You Are There 5:30 Range Rider 6:00 Zane Grey Theatre 6:30 B!lccaneers 7:00 Jaekie Gleason ShOw 8:00 Gale storm Slww 8:30 SRO l'laybuuse 9:00 Gurwmoke 9:30 Colden Playhouse 'J". ~e Latf'! Show Saturday- Channel13 Sign On 1:00 Movies 4:30 Comedy Party Two-Gun Pluyhuuse NldtoiS .cro5stuell Feinates WlTH · EVERY COUNT MASTER MIX PULLET GROWER .. an CRUMBLU . Fleming Middleport Feed Mill Hatcheries w. -- - ·..owER AND ,versatllity ... .............. ... '!:'t •. 1 r &J.L.GtOP w. • .&IIbo-~J~~z... ~ -.......... to.lahor. . fuD.hocllecl, • • -~ . ALUI.C:HA'.III ..C.. lALII AND UIYtCI . ' "V'" WII.LIAMSON . PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. FARM SUPPLY Butlaad, Ohio Rt. U4, MluriviUe, extensl~·l . J ,, uipmel'lt Co. Is Ptrl!IIODDI" 2nd St FUJ..TON THOMPSON TRACTOR SA~ES • PHONE 411 s. POMEROY ' NOCAKI JACKSON. Mi<h. UP didn't have time to bake a tltree teen·age youth• took ic book! to a buddy in Jolikso1~ . County jail. Tucked into one the comlca was a lO..IDcb file.· supplie.. and 11tate Deport. ' and l~al on tb~. QUALITY ~ SUGAR RUN FLOUR M'LL lllalberly Ave. Phone IN P OUR. A ;;PLIANCE C Mr. and Mra. B'loyd of Chester: were Sunday guests f.Jr. and Mrs. P~io and ther1 :E'R _FOR F.REEZ SPECIALS! ' ... • I UPRIGHT MODElS " ' . . l IO.Cu. n. •. : .. ......... .$271 18 Ca ~ l~'Cu. -~·I ' tttiu.rt. :·.:::::::::::: .. i! " < • .. , .54,79 gal. · With L1Ni ,\Li:. FiRst ·I·R .. ·.E:s·. _· ' • . '.· ·~ I ' ' if. ( \ ,. G~T .. ' · t:rt:E&f . 5 o~ More O,UO.• Paint ' · -•us V~ue flneb · IJ4.:: 'Nylon Bristle Paint lb. ush'~ · . -. ... ' ' -·~,;.-, '. '" UNI(O,IMNW Deluxe Model AB Low AB COMBINATION $199.00 Only $429.00 UNDER ~R ·.' . • Freezer ·,>r ~lgerator . . ------- ~ . ~ ... "'t.\ . , . · f341 ' · · " · · •·· .. · ' .. · oZ88 t359 Z1Cia.Ft ........... . .. l389 ' REFRIGERATORS. .' • In . I Gal. 'Lola ON F1 ., 21Cu.n. ........ : ••.• ; asen..FI. .............. _. DISCOUNt: : N~ . . . . ' . . . . . .. ' CoLOR SYSTEM G8 EXTERIOR COLORS ' 1188 INTERIOR COLOIS Main St. ·•001' "-'+--'....,.., o: of of an aere of whe1t requirea only 29 pereeut , time it ~ulred In UUO. workln.a with dairy eows ' requires sn.rs pertent of the · II required In l'tiO.lf. school b: emphasidnJ "our ol automatic feed. hand· arrantement, ree!-i.~ feedlnf and e1. . from e I • FUD YOUI PULL£T$ 01 PIOYICO'S ISll FUt CIIOICl,PIOGIIAII(j StGN• .OTHERS 8;00 The Lawrence Walk Sbow . ~,r!:,•Ji.,iittr, ,bOif "'' m~o 10U1 ~· · ~ .-4 ~Ylna Ut. . ........... ted·- ~- --.,...,.....,.., eboiDe" . . wboltoataud ,aovtco .,;·Pulllf;On;,er wkb AP-61 PROVICO and ._,_j._;,;w ; tdt--cnw that ta.,.,; bee -cboirJa JWOII!am 11.- ecoi.a•b'ad )'Ill Harv-, buutby~l . 66 Att:CIOP USED BALERS • •- • l !l:l '4• pol, bltl' JO . ~· ' ... lfemarleo ltdilr ill till' wtiile'. · I. . .' - 'f!f~J.:51i I hlloto-prod-.loalbo""'rioo-P-r..atota~ The '1 ;30 Famous: Film Festival Mother'• tabors ncw . are •.ntled Bull' bo4t irO,IbidU i•d 1101, In Hl1 wlldpm. fl't hal ))Janftt!d It, ' ~ , Harv..t any crop from ~ - F E'E Dl. G J: produees better pullets witli less mixed fMi'l · . . HEW HAYLIHERS •suPER 86 PTC .86 ENGINE • 45 T INTI!!lNATIONAL . • 77 NEW HOLLAND "Where Comer ALL·CROP Hanester ..... ..... . . . NEW TRADE-INS IN $0UTHEASTERH OHIO M~igs . ... ~·111:-i­ Farms Rut Spotty Re~rted , DcOO Ourk J"ubilae ' Of·· ••• and roontha ot her UN. . '1 nel offlcl!l. will be 1develop after eqltlvation hal ciabgrau ia area, /.Slum· ped. . , tbat 'frill rewlU be 1 usIt iJ tmportf.\lt when Ullng ant sbt lnvulon bJ erab#UL Set the · ~ air Jix chemicala that tbey be · used .to ~t .1 1,i, ~ 2." jnebea ' . above •urface, ~ere, cordlna to Wzectloni·IDd one 01' the- m.ott lmportinl for hok.hfna •11 produCIIOI • • woqld be over 2~ . oillllon. cuble ol chemicals. There are to .do ln .redueina: erabfee your rteareJt .srau and Lawn prOblemt lD a:enfeet of air involved. T"illtt a lli1ht , dUferent manufaeturea hroffor hokhry'!'GIO wlnd movemellt · can eauu move- terentiiltrengths ol material tbet eral. A ·blah rut doet· not mean lnment of a larit· volume ,of abo. ia lmpossibte to make any one frequent ~WDJ. Tomatoet,. toi: ~pie, are aen. recommendation · which 'Wlll fit If the law~ il! watered it iJ imaJtlve .to aa little. as ont part per chemicals. portant to apply the water dowmUII~n of 2, .-o. . Several farmers have · reported Iy to wet. the 4ou at. leut 6 to· a Some of tlie thlnaa that can be conaiderable increase·tn amount of lncheJ deep. done to re.d.Uce l.ujury froni 2-4:, D certain types of anuuQJ ll'IPeJ ill Some of .the eheaitcall for uae are careful e~Ins . to be mre corn, A ma,erial whieh show.11 1 a the crabiP'al.l b preteDt inWe Do ,Culloll\ Grbldlllg sensitive plantJ are not close to pOI!IaibUity fClr trial next year t• P.MA, which i1 known tn dilform as Scutl, Tat-e-Lect 2nd Ave. Middleport ar~as to be ' rpr1.fed. Tb~ amount . R.andox. This material Q applled of water applied witb the: weed as a SP.ray to kill the . aero;~.inatlq Another- material 1a PoNelsonviUe, Ohio killer and increasinr the noul gra..Sei 11 they come up, but will Cyanate. diameter to obtain larger partiCles not control perieDial granas aueh Some Gf tbe chemicals to use -..,... · --- ---.-, ._....__.. wW a~J9 help to control movement u: Jobnaon uass. . before crabvau a:erminat~ Inof the, weed killer. It is ,desirable In conf.rolUna John&oa grau cui- elude Crabrtralli ~d- cb.ickweed preto ayt\id spr~yina: .when. the wind · tural methods bave given the boat venter, Alanap, Crag Herbicide 1 may blow spray materllft toward control for lars:e areas. For small and other materials. ausceptible ('J'OPI. · . areas in eorn field a where klllinir The important .thing is to u~ work of big farm and oardon jobo It .farmer& lnd ethers desiring of .tbe com is not obJec:Uonable, • exactly according to the manulact. to ; use bormo~!! the wer!d killers Dalapon or TeA are tbe reeom- ers ditectiolUI, are careful, there ,!s a vel'}' definite m~nded chemical materlala tq use. -:---::----~··········· 1 place In farft\lng' operalfons . for For eontrol Qf such, weed• ~ . 8HP '• the use of chemloal we~ C!Ontml. poison Jvy, JapaneM: JioDey.auekle • Wbea eorn la 8 to 12 laches tall or an~ similar p~antaa combination of o UTILI.1'1 ;r"~~TOR : wheri" Ute malimtifn " flwnber of. the 2, t-n :-tmtl :2, 4, 11--T mater.lals '• 3 .,orwaTd rjittdl and ,.vtllt : : weed,a bave emerged is probably are des.lrab1e. •• • • ' th" best Ume to spray eorn, al· Home ownen who tvisb to eHm· though many growen use it f!)linate crabgrass have a wide vari~ Rere-'1 the unit that'll aav. :rau Um. fJld Jawing tll.c last as an ety o.f materlal& to use. They rn<ll"lltl' on lob• too am~~U for f wheel trac1on .nil too bll or unaU rarden trac:ton or band wmtt. COLUMBUS, 0.-Rtpid advan The 5 HP Brla"11111 swahon. e~-., a.. ces have been made ln1 all a'reaa pow:fv!f.~~.:.. ~~:" ':oo ~·iJt ot mechanized airiculture, bu·t in • while- you work, too With th1lr Moclal ,._ ~= S\mpl.icity IUdl¥11 SUUt,- • , . or haul bill some areas the transformation or with a TraOe-r Body, U.e l.t for portab._ pow.r human effort to mechanleal faei· for conCQte m~n. ~. 1eavatori. • ~ties has progressed more rapid100" free-~-aku baDd1b\r &ad ON tUJ'nfna ~· · ~"tip ;cmtroll and ly than in ·others. • 1eu lh1ft for ella Ill" ~PHd~. for--ptq, atu1lnl and J<eV.fM, · • TJ:tis was Doted at the opSnl."\1 B~ the SlmpJiel.ty I BP UtW.b" sess:on of a Feeci Proc!es.sing and TraeiOr anc1 you"n Jot 111 ~ scbool being held at mart. at a frac:11on o1 tM J.,ARGEST SELECTION OF 001t. ... lUodaF•• Center on the Ohio Mon.d11y an.-t the audience were agriculture \ lnatrue. her wlahes thtoUih the 1111 rean ' ..........-.-.. .... hi' hw: Te~eh ua Lotd te be-moftfite hlr. Dally 1be, her eroal upheld, '~illd untt ; Jk~ t:ru~ Pilot Knew thlt b'waa at the htlm. ............. PtO.JTIIU. Wbleh ia tpoftiOred h~· the A~-.nur-.1 E1fltt'llon Ser· vice and the Ohio State Uoiver· •Ur departMent of alfieultunl For the first time 22 weeks readers bave really been Slumped by the Daily Sentinel ent~neerlnr to eooperotion wil!i Mystery Farm photo. Wt week's photo (abll~ e) nntll '~r,.. ·Uine today had remained unlden· the Oblo Farm Eleetrlficalion tlfJed. No one· l!nows the farm until It Is aduai\Y Identified .by the owner _o r our readers. A'-•;;;u;;;ncl;;;l;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. framed pbolo of the above farm. may be seCured free by the. O)Nller calling at the Dally Senti· - Billy Grabam ll c35 Sign Oil enlloa wltll U.. Standml OU fCo., lite OW. J'arm. aad · Home SAfety comm:Jttee and tbe Ohio ~· ~···. .Eas:b year1 Wittmeyer notea, tpm11to powert reduce poyields conliderably by eul-loo deeply durins lloe News and Sports HeadlineS tO cOO 20th Century Theater lo ...,.. • • .r• • shOuld be shillow. · Let's Talk ltiOver ~ : 30 &llleDJioa ....... OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. GROWING lEAD ON 1an1 Purina Chows ~port!J . 10:40 N1.tewatch ..._ occldOIIIai,no, .., ·W.. .........,.. bl' .... O!do Apleq). COWKBU8-A. team ol ar 1• Form r.,.~,..... .....UUon. cultural e.u,meert will bke to the road t.bil montn armed with , a .peeJaJlf equJppeil rum tr<~~:· •J tor t.o sbow Oblo au41611eet th • r~r~r~r• h..itl.rda of traetor mi.Ji.ue. advl.aes erowen not By the end or Septem~ tbt> witbi.G 8 iotbef of tobut to pull the toil em,ineert w:lll have &taJed traeaod tover youq tor-Up(H.D& demoDitntion• h 'l1lil pra2ea, be about 50 couatln 1,brouJbout the wUl mate a tliaht ridJ:e alate of whieb KeiCI · it Me o 1 .trOUDd the planJ.I whieb will help a date Ul be aunounc:ed later. Tbe tn cUe ralnr weatber eon.tinuea. deml)natratiotU ate part of a ln.JOme dlfl, It may be wile to alate-wide ~aml'&lJn to redueao lootea the "m1ddlet'' 'frilb a eu.ltil'llou 1711 .lld.alt lfttor -:aa • u pobible alter planUnJ. Tbe roob IOOD 'll'lll grow latter part "' the tulUvdJnc ~P­ ~ In thU area, ud later cultivation oon. oFF TO ARE A GOOD START 12 : ~9 Reent YOUR CHICKS 12:30 Sign ort. 1000 Tractor Tippers . To Show Trirks COWlrfBUS: rJIN hne ctelartd tomato euttlvatto• 1n In Ohio Tour Ceasar's Hour 10:30 N&Ws and -- NEW YORK UP - Ron MurphY, who bas been bouncing back and forth from the New York Rangers to ,the minors, baa been sold to the Cbitago Black HaW"' in exchana:e for 22-yeilf.old center Ha'n.k Ciesla. Murphy; a 23-yearold wint, scored aeven aoals and bad 12 auiats tast aeason in sa games. Ciella netted el&ht goals irr. his rookie with the- Hawks. lu.at lbOUt all ve-a:eJ1ble erop1 can be damaged aomttlmea duri~ tbtlr We eytle eltber by drift or vapor from weed klllera Ute, 2• ._D or 2, 4:, 5-T. Tomatoes, pepper1. 1nap beanll. euU4Jmbers, melon1, lettuce and eaa:plant are example• of cropt, tbat can be lnjured with a very •malt coDcentradon ol 2, 4-D. Potatoes and tweet eorn are examplet of Jeu auacepUble cropa. A rather peculia!- Instance of damaa:e OCCtU'l'ed within the Wt few yean· where tor.1 atoe-s. in a plant bed were Serlously injured by fume& · from a aprayer which houaed in a a:uaae at leut 10:00 TBA U5 Rains Reported Slowing Tomato Growth In Ohio ln\:y~i.lf~:;~ County A.,ircwltunol Aflltl'f 9:00 George Cobel 9 :3b Time Is Unidentified tbo C. I. ILAKUL . . 7:00 Perry Como .Life Wittl Elizabettt 4:00 5:00 6:00 6:115 8: 3:0 7:00 len( 13:30 Saturday Night Jam"t!Oree 8:00 My~ery Farm For First bed. Tb• 6:00 Koy Ro;,fer.s WHTN-TV. Channel13 ........... Needles! to aay. that becamt' We surrender to HI• will. our atandard areeting for brother (or ever. Allll OlD YOU KNOW Slob on flcilher. Ull the Muter Thoq~ aceneft re.eur to me wt , tn' k1l ftUJht and Wla«ioin •W tilt all around the edges, ind : Summon ua to meet our Miler · pearly !!lftHn all over. .And your fonde.ri dreA!tii tuitiU. '"nae lllht of other daya." . 1d 7 Jtp ·w· of !, 1 LOO 11 :30 • wtll nihil her n\ott are tbt one• who Uncomplalninll,- earrled Out dlllmnt. Tben tht)re .ere the two G. l.'s coming out pt the Louvre ln Par:• who clalmed to bave stolrri thf\ ja~~~• of , the lt&tue '!r Venus •mt Ihi' the famous Wlnft•f 1 " ~-'' I· t tH'.._d, . .. on~ • .,. ••. goI thei qo,J difl, ~~ rJbortf oalely naliO<! d.... '!~ · jj..,Y ,.~~ ~"bor! • N• WGI!iltr · mourono~ Is •• hltl\1 IO :!O -·--Saturday- ChannelS · · FRIDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blackle 8:00 Captain Kangaroo .s:lJP Corliss Archer 9:00 Garry Moort: 10:30 Strikeolt Ricb 11 :00 Valla.nt Laoy 11 : 1~ Love of Life 11 :30 search for Tomorrow 11 :45 Guiding Ligh~ 12:00 Katie's Kitchea 12:30 As the World ·rurna 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 1 :30 Houseparty 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob Cro!ffiy Show 3:00 Bright er Day 3:15 Secret Sturm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 The Eerly Show r5 :30 Your Esso Reporter 5:43 Spl.. ts flrade 5 :55 Weatht.man 6 :00 Action 6:15 Dougl c.s Edwards 6:30 Beat the Clock 7:00 West i: oint Story 7 :30 Playho~!e of Stars .Q:OQ.. , MJ". Adant~~ and Eve 8:30 f-lil;tiway Pat'rol 9:00 'l"he· l.itle 'U P 9:30 Person ~o Person 10:00 News 10:05 Scanning the Weather 10:10 'l'be tate snow 3 :30 Daily 9": 30 10:00 Sign On Circle 3 R:mch Gumby Fury Capt. uauant True Story Detective's Diary Down on the farm Hopalor.g Cas::>idy WCHS-TV ChanneQ 8 =-:-::--- .,. ' -~ Tf t ,lrllu 41. Dtpelld DOWN ' ' 1. Du11 I . fUYer IOer I 1 • · Ohio. Yotmr lnwver Berna~d Ful ' • wlJo made such " "I\Od talk ,.1 rhMhlrf! CraYel HUI Cemetery on IVlr.mnrlal Day, did nnt mentl "1 his bt'comlnq: a papR tor aecolid time 1ust th.e day befQfrt. ( ~·oose. he &nd his Betty feel old and m:t· ture "l)arenh bv now. 1 couldn't help como~rlna ttlem (in ·mv mlnci) with W. Va.'s yonnq GoY, ' lndPrwocd l~t~t. JAmtarv halnll i.n· IIIUilUI"fth~rt Wllh th e R!Ork . hoVef-. lnr rlrl'lt · over th" very de'lk where he Wll1l .&peaklnQ". C'ongratulallons, Betty anti Bet· nard. 2:1 ~ 'f' line 24 li l'll d 30 Debra Lynn, their first ch.ild, at Hocking Hospital, Logan , on Tuesday, June 4. Grandparents are Mrs. Mabel WiiiJamS', Logan , and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Merrow , Marietta; Gr_ea.t grandfather of the baby is Wilham Merrow, Constit ut ion l n lc·~l. l&hUdaf'& ......., :2 <! . .l DICI~ :n. announcing the birth or a daughter 'Enjoy wllh me ( l"O\IOQ..) I Mr and Mn. Harold ll!errow are ment made an o~serva tion Thursday during the hearing on rerouting State R?ute 124 via the Laurel CLiff Road {county road 0-25) tha-t rem1nded e ..·eryone of what Democracy means in action. He said , ''We invite your comments . This is Democracy in action. The dceision on Route 124 cOuld have been decided in Columbus.' ' We believe the majority of people here will be satisfied with the_ result of the hearings which in allllklihood should be the ultimate remov~l of the state rout~ "from Pomeroy. From the nature of traffic on Route 124 It os fair to conclude there Is lottie "through traffic•• from which business places such as n-rvice sta·tions and restaurants might reap large reve~ue. Route !24 comes here via Jackson and goes to Racine Portland, Reedsville, and then sort of trickles out Into nowhere emerging finally at Hockingport. · ' . Two hearings were held here In response to objections In contlnuong Rt. 124 through Pomeroy. One. In April, prevGnted It being put through Middleport, as the state first proposed. The proposal wasLaurel obviously tried second first ; sending it via Cliff. what should have been 11:00 Lhe 8 :30 Romper Room The Price is Idght Tic Tac Dougb Truth or Consequ~IU.'e l It Could Be You Current My Littie Margie 9:00 10:00 NEW ARRIVAL · G. Ray Steen of Division 10 of the State Highway Depart- 8 : 2~ 6:!HI Sigu Ou 7c00 Today Women'.!3 Society of Christian Scrvice .will be held Mo nday evening at 7:30 at Hralh Methodist Churc h. Mrs. Bruee Lloyd, prt'!sident, will preside and hostesses are Mn. M. L. French, Mrs. Ben Philson . Mr:s. E. S. Schaaf, Mrs. Cllfford Erwin ... Mrs R. C. Sansbury an •.o Route 124 Hearings Were Examp/.es ' .. TELEVISION GUIDEWSAZ-TV Chan~el3' Saturdo7- Chanllel3 Friday FARM NEWS 50 feet .. • �' • . \ Fullnler-Jones Scrap To Narrow make his IA'aY back up to RobL1 CIDCAGO UP-A Uflique thi·~ snn, and J o n e.~. Wllo never quit :way fight takes plaC"e Ln Chlcai'O gol there in the fiL'st place. tak ·· Stadium ton ight wh eo ex-champ on one anot her in a JO-r ound n tGene Fullmer tu ngles with. mifl. tiona ll Y·tf' levised 160-pound match dJeweight Ra lph Tiger J onts "Ro llinson toicl us when ,., whU~ both battle the image of were in New Yor k th:tt he didn t cutr<'n l Iitle holder Suga r R:•.' can• to have :mot her fight wtt 1 R ob i n ~on. Genf'.'' Marv Jf'nsen. Jo' ull mer·' s F'ulhner grabbed th e middl e· manager, said. '' I gut>.>s it 's ju t weight crown from Robinson t;omc as well Ge ne li kt ~s to fi ght, brt ime batk then relinq uished i• causc he 's probabl y going !o last aoontb. When Robinson un· ha ve to do quilt: a bit of it b•!· leashed a single left hook tha fore he 'll ever ge t anvthcr crJ i: 1>1 nt Fullmer sprawling.' Fulim"r at the titlE>." eumitted he "never knew wh t hit" him . Jones wh ipped Robinson in a non -title fig ht back in Januar}' 1955, but ne ver got a champ io'" .!lhip bid. So now Fullmer, trying to 1 A SHELL LAKE YELLOW JACKET ~IOULDED BOAT • RAVENSCRAFT ALUMINUM BOAT SHOUP 0 ICclmpMe with youlrr ~~:~~; . and color. S outboard motors c •r, wu Dotvis, T ., 2b . . .. . .........• . • 16 51 IS Wayland, Yogi, c . , .... .. ..... , 8 23 5 56 12 Hin_dy, Dave, c ... . . . , . . , .•.. , 16 Whitlatch , H., rf ...........••. 15 45 9 .200 Lightfoot, Roger .. ....... , .. , . . 2 2 1 .500 Team Average: .306 This team won because fellows like Kennedy and Hennesy came up strong as hitters .in the tournaments. Big Ed McCo· mas, who doean't swin. like a hitter still got 10 for 36 and .278 which is fair country batting, especially when som~ of thertl came in clutch situations. Still on baseball: The New York Giant. will conduct a baseball school and tryout camp at City Central Park, Ashland, Ky., June 14·15. Two sessions will be held daily beginning at 10 a.m. Charles Fox, Giant Scout, will be the instructor and Camp Director. James West is area representative for the camp. Write him at Rt. 6, Box 200, Charleston, W. Va, for more In· formation If you want lt. SpeclaJ -Instruct!ons will be given for all positions and practice games will be played. Young players between ages of 16 and 20 are especially invited. If a prospect is good to be given a contract for professional baseball. he will be bursed for expenses of attending the camp. . Prospects are to bring thelr.own uniforms. glove , and shoes . Baseballs and ba1s will be furnished. Royal 2 Dr. Hard Top. Power- 40 H.P. flite, Radio and Heater. Very IG% Down- 24 moe. to Pay dt!&D. One owner. Sharp, METROPoLITAN $1995 MARINE MEIGS MOTOR CO. SALES and SERVICE N. 2nd Roberts Pitching Boosts Phils With 8-Hitter Against Redlegs Give Him , • NORElCO ELECTRIC RAZOR SUMMER SLACKS PUTTER PANTS STRAW HATS SUMMER SU.ITS ' MANY OTIIER f'JNE GIFTS to choose front SMITH CLOTHING CO. Mldcileport· Cuh Babr, Owne-r "'n• wlJm'i?f& OhUnJer e biofr tol' t!\1 lndi. ani in ~!.a t~· ~~g. KniJh afso Collett~ a dOu· f'. Only two other Indians g •t hils. TlH!'f are Bill ,Wilson an 1 Jim Quails, both with rslnglea. Jt'or th!! Tigera eddie Bartels had two singleJ, Ray Poulln 11 double and triple and Benny Ewing a single. In the top of ~1w final Inning, the Tigera loaded the bases but "Mouse" Hysell who relieved winnine pltcher Bi 1 Wilson, aot the last batter out on a irounder to second for a force· out. Ohlineer, for the six strikeouts and walks . Wllson or the eight strikeou:s and while Hysell had and walked two. c~o.tnnau qkJJD Pbjladilphla ":9·~~- _:;:· 16 I' .1105 17 1 .800 St. Loul1 22 11 0 " S, ugar Ray Demanding Higher Slice Of $1 Million Gate For Basilio Battle l\1 111 40 per cent of a ll net rec eipt~ NEW vbRK uP - Sugar Ray from t he net gate, theater televl- ' : 1- ' Robinson dectarud angrily today, slon and moviea. 5~ · "I won't do any more business .MIJ .liJ ·!few 'Yett JO 1"7 .f:J8 9~ with the lBC until they p.a.y me l'HtaburJ]h IS 3e .SSS 13'n for my pi.ct !!rell, even U Carmen Chlcatb 19 18 ~.j'7 13~ Basilio is signed to fight me." thVftcln't I..Uitt. The middleweia;ht champicn's St. I..oiti!l' fl Piltlburgh. b wrath about alleged non-payment 28 lf .... .. " Y. rk 2 Milwaukee 0 of movie money For a previous . j ." lpbl3 ~in~innat~ 2, nll:ht bCJUt has stymied nea:oUatlons for t:hio:Jgo ·a·t Brooklyn n.ltht ppd fGg bls title defense aa:ainst welterl•tu,...'f'f weight champion Basilio at the Cincinnati at Broo_tlJil Polo Grounds, probably Sept. 17. St. Louis at New Yotk J Chteago at Phil,deiph.la Basilio, th• 147 · pound rulel", Mil 1: · t 'DiftJb h signed Thursday to challenge for wa~e i. ClN Luile~u• Robinson's 160-pound crown, land W 1. P'c 0 1 he agreed to take 25 per cen of Chlcago ,· . all net receipts -which are ex1 1 Jt;W Yort 27 l8 .tWO 5 peded to exceed $1,000,000. :...:_ •• .~....~ · n3 "1 "28 s~ ~n..,nu "" "' .u T.: But Robimwn had a stormy sesDe.ti·oh ii.i .tJll fl ""on with promoter J1"m Norris a·l 11' ., Boston· 28 · ·~ 10 sunset. "I told Norrit two weeki Kana.1 f: ~: •• .4•·· -35 13 12~ ago I wouldn't take less _than 45 B 111 ·· City • mor, ;;m ·'Uii per centr;ao maHer lfasbJnllttD l sa! .ft? 18 A!!Ot," Robinson sald. wh,at Basilio TONIGHT e a.• 1 1 ,i• ai e Ch'"t(f,"/'~~. -.•e:tNultl ~ .., : lo.~ • bet '· t Wat~hintl:on 8 :: t ~::~-~4K~~:~~tag.t,5 3 leturfty's .._,.... Warbington at Cleveland New York· at Detroit Boston at Kansaa City Balt.imore at Chicajo Thursday night Norris Indicated he was willing to give Robinson 1 John Wayne Lnuren BacaU BLOOD ALLEY . (Cinemascope - ,. Technicolor) -alsoDavis Brian Neville Brand FURY AT GUNSIGHT PASS -- SATU.DAY ONLY JUNI! 8 David Wayne Keenan W.-nn THE NAKED HILLS (In Color) --.uhOBud Abbott LQu Costello , MilT FRANKENSTEIN Comedy-& .Cartoon ..._ ' - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., June 7, 19e7-ll Legal Notice Dine In Air Conditioned Comfort James Raynor Hut. • · Minor, whose place of r esidence It l tiOS Valley Street. Falla Clty, Nebraska ; Mary Knthr}'l'l Hilt, a Minor . whose place of residence Is 1603 Valley Street, falls City, Nebra!!ka ; Francis Philip Hilt. a M i n or,~ho place of reside nce b 1603 Va y Street, Falls City, Nebraska · obert Stephen Hilt, a Minor,' Whose place of residenee is 1603 Valley Street, Falls City, Nebruka ; Ber nard· F .qark v: ho~e place of residence is Coal Fork, W. Va.; Lucien Gwinn Clark whose place of residence is unknown ; Tl'le un· known heirs, devisees, legatee s, dlstr ibutees, administrators and ex. TAKE THE FAMILY ecutors, if any, of William Murray, TO DINNER SUNDAY. D~ ca ~e d ; The unknown heirs, devisees, legatees , distributors, Budget prices for tasty, administral,,rs: and e:t>ecutors, if well served meals in cool any, of Jennie L. Murra)!., De. ceased; The unknown heirs, dev. relaxed atmosphere . , isees, legatee.'!l, distributees, ad. minlstrators and e x e cut or s, U any, M Sarah, A. Love Deceased , and the u:Olr:nown nelrs, de visees, legatee!!; distributee&, administrator and executor&. if llny, or Henry . Love, Deceased will lake notl~e that on the 11th day of April, 1 1957, Sybil Ebers· · b•ch as Executrix of the Estate of Dora Romine, DeceiL!Led, being plaintiff, fi1ed her petition In the N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Probate Court. MeJgs County, Ohio, Case No. 17,203, agtinst the above Service As You . Like It! MARTIN RESTAURANT 11 SQRRY! ' Slap Suspension On . Old Arch If { ELECTRIC Fight Detoured I losers had .Issued tWo GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. uP Indiana ha1 Archie Moore, who has sueeesswalked one fully avoided defending his light· one whJcre~ heavy~eililht crown for a year, was alspped with a suspension tol\ H F. day by National Boxing Assn. Tigers . . . 100 200-3 5 4 President Floyd Stevens, Ste¥en5' said that Moore now Indians . . . . 100 l3x- 5 4 2 Batteries: Tigers: Ohllnge:r anr: must defend the title by July or Mike· Werry. Indians : W.iJson (WI'\ It wliJ be vacated by the NBA. Last month Moore was aiven an Moww Hysell (0) and Terry additional period to pare pounds Knight from bis 200-plus frame to the 175 . pound light heavy limit. TURNINCI POINT Tllrning point in the upriver battle came in the fnurth when two errors by Racine'~ first base msn, a walk and a single b~· Wally Guinther brought hom.~ three runs. The actual winninil run como In Lh e fifth as Parker led off with a ~iny,le, stole se ~­ ond and scorrd1 on Hubbard's aiugl c, liROOKL YN UP - The Brook. lyn Dodgen are sure today they Other Syracuse hitters wen~ could react to Lo.s Angeles' famed Arms, Parker's second hit, Wine smog as lf they never left home. brenner am.l Phalin , ~n with sin· The Dodgers haven't ten Brookgles , lYIJ-not yet . at Jea!Lt- but they Rarinc bitten were Jim Wie.::· know all abcut smog. They and line wit~ a doubte, DNaine Wlolte the Chteago Cuba got lost tor an Bill Arnott, both with singles and hour and 26 mitfutes in it Thurs. day night ~efore the umpires Allen Graham with two slngle9. off their game at Ebbets Racine led 3·1 at the end of called Field. the third Inning as n run came home in the second inning on Arnott·~ singl e scoring D. Wolfe who hnrl walked . Two scored ;n the third Gn D. Wolfe't single scoring J. Cleland who. had bceil Rafe or a fielder's !!hole!!. Ora· ham'R single -scored Wolfe. Wickl.ine' got the la!Jt ruD after his double; scbl·ing on ' littieid grounders. Pittsburgh Pirates, 6·h, and the New York Giants downed the Unlt.d Pren Sport 1 Wflter Braves, 2.0, in the other National Rohi n Roberts gave the Phlla· League _games. Chicago at Brook~ delphia Phlllil-s ' long-Rho! pennant lyn was ealtP.d off after an inning hopes a ".11hot in the arm" today with proof Pe can sllll win lhe ar.d a half when a dense fog ~~~· veloped Ebbrts Field and made it hig ones. impos!ilble to follow thl!l ball . The 30-YI!Br-{lld r ight bander . Chisox M1lnt11n L•ad rnme through with a sharp eigtlthltter Thur!ldi!l!o' night to g!ve th~ The Chicago White Snx main. Phillic.!l n 6·2 victory over the tained their five · game Ameriran Cin cinnati Redlegs. The victory League lead with a 3·2 win over muvert the Phillies to within 1 ~ the Boston Red Sox while the of flrkt place second - place New York Yankees St. l.oui!l also made It four straight victories when they routed the Cleveland Indians . l-4·5. The Detroit Ti. gers beat the Wa.shin11ton Sena· tors, 7·6, and the Baltlmore Orioles whlpped the l!ansu City A's, d-3, In other A. L. activity. Roberts wr~ backed by a 10-hit attack that included bomen by SAT., JUNE 8 8:00 P.M. Stan Lopata. Bob Bowman an4 1 Qu•llfyln .. 7:30 p.m. 8 stock car racJn.l! evenU in the Rip Repuhki. Don Grou suffered modified &: strictly stock divi· hb second defeat. eions. Open competition. FREE Stan Mualal whacked two dou. S)U'aC\Ue pitche'ril f11nt'iliid thrfto parldnf(. Ad'-'lts, $1.25. Under blea to raise hi& averaMe to .361 and walked three while Raci .1e 12, FR:tE. Cars needed. and take over the N. L. baUinJ hurlers &truckoul thrct' but walk TORCH, OHIO lend. St. Loub' 41-year-old Murry ed tive. N..r P•rkertbur1 Oicklon pitched a six - hitter and contributed two hits to the Cardl· R H I . nab' 12·flit attack that dealt Ron Syracuse ... , , 010' 311J.--0 8 0 Kline his el~hlh loq, Racine , . , , . 012 010-4 ~ 4 Ruben Gcmez became the N. L.'t Syracuse bt~Uery: Aram, Hubfirst seven - ill me winner with • bard. (2)' Winebrenner {WP) . '\) nifty four-hitter , that paved the and Stewart. Rlii~. . Birth, way for- the Brues' fifth loss i(\ orif.1m (i), Cl~land (2), Grimm seven games. Red Sehoendlen~ ~LP), Cleland ($) :~nd Graha~~· walloped his ei&hth homer of the' u-ntlo HI'"' I"""' Momlr year fOr the Glanh. ,\ '"' Hn Minnie HinOio'• two-run nven.th ~ Blll Skowron )ntoeked in flve innlng hOmtu> enabled t,be White ~ .run• wltb four bJtt and Mlekey Six to. overc~>me a 2·1 deflelt and f- Mantle ehtbbed ~~ \3th honter of preent 3!J.year·Cfid Jim Wilton .• the ·year to leaa the Y·a'ftbe's wltll hl1 1lxth victory. Wilson lim· aeaaoh·bJ.ih asnal,t pf tO hit• on lt.ed the Red SoK to riVen h~tl rlve Cleveland piteh,era. . By Fred Down ARROW SHIRTS N. 2nd Ave, and well flayed wtt,· )Oiled IJi buebal! Jlmes t 10g a·verage . Six boy's batted over .275 with aU but one play· Pomeroy ant~ Syr,cuse edced R II f I . d th . th Ed M i cine S:..f Jn ltatolne mg tn a 16 games, u I tune, an e SlX ) c omas, n Butch Atms. aon .ol toriit~r OV/. 13 of them . The team average was .306. liar catcher Roy Arro,s and aow Official records kept by Knight show Jim Bow)es, pitcher· I manager of the Syraeure rbny first baseman, leading wlth 29 hits in 63 appearances for .460. team, wu the fJetdinJ .t.i' o ltie Bobby Nelson followed closely with 23 hits In 54 appearances ga~e . "He beat us .slnllt band· d R 1 · for .426. edly" n;.oane ac nc manatr.r The complete team: Larry Morriaon . .Player Games AD IIUs Av. The SytACU~ te•m play1lf el'· Bowles , JameFl . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . 18 63 29 rorlesa bali irUh Afdb ~~ I&JtDM N I B b r •4 2• ch,nce thit Cf~ tiear u ~ hI evtrf third baq ""•dian. He pl'ch· e son : oB, be 3.b. , , ... . . ... • , • . 16 H ellllesy 0 16 17,:.1 r - then · ' ' ·· ·•· · · · ' •' · · u"3 ed the first JRnlnf, r• 1.,. Crooks. Ed , ss , •..•.. , .•. . ...• 18 51 lieved. . K d J If · .... • • • · • • ·. •• 16 ''7 16 enne y, r ., a Terr" u-lgh&'t. ~mer with twiJ: 6 n-~• ~e lftJ or ~~. McComas, Ed , I b • . . . . •....... 13 3 10 on off" the 1955 DODGE IS " · CRUiSER Two tiJhl :;"C~ ,.... NATIONAL LIAOUI llaaeban Jfl 'ffi'plee Meifl County Pony \4!gue tCa.r~ The best reason in the world was handed to me by Coach boa s thundar evedlil1 wlien Nolan Swackhamer and Principal Earl Knight: the team bat- the Indians bea tbt 1'11'*• &-8 In state title in Class A Baseball? The score ended 18·6 in ·favor of the Pirates which inspire r! a d£'d • ion to take some of the Pirate.':i' sluggers and put thern on the Redleg team for later drill s.. 'l'he 7 to 12 year old young· sters were being S\lpefvlsod b" John Parsons, Kal Kindy, Ha!!k Wilson and Jr. Kennedy. l.ittl'.:! League Auoclatlon pres l~ent Fiberglas Bout PJatA... ]&t•., Wanta know why those Middleport Yellow Jackets won A large crowd or parents nnft Litlle L2ague ~ ponsors wf.'t'e pr rosent Thursday night at the Mid· dle porl Municipal Park when a n inter·sa uad practice l!a me was ht•ld with thP Minor Little League a s the attraction. YOU CAN OWN Infielder Arms Is Star Whh By Chet 1'annohlll Crowd Turns Out For Minor Little League Practice WHY WAIT? SPORTS DESK ICJE.II·HOT CINIOAU.OH UIUAL 5:00 A.M. VALUI :JuG NEW TREADS AREAS AFFECTED WILL BE: All:. OF POMEROY- RACINE - SYRA. CUSE- MINERSVILLE- AND ALL RUR"'?\L "AREAS IN iHE ABOVE b1S'TRICrS. 30 6.70.15 ,.............. ··~~· ... ""• . . ... WE THANK YOU FOB YOUR PATIENCE •• ~ Racine Service Station '~:-TT"'-:-;--~ OUver BaUey, Owner "o- , ' .. •"·''''. --.·_· ·-,..,,...._.-:-;.,t ' " ' ""' llarlne, Ohio ~,. •••u,. White Family Point Pleasant Picnic Held Cof CSponsors On Sunday Show On Jnne 15 HOTEL MARTIN Po~:~y·s All Rooms Air Cooled FOR :TELEVISION :REFRIGERATORS or '"'" otller lHnne . . .rlanee• Loya · Jpa Ch urch CJ ass Meehng • Js HeJd Th• Week ALLEN APPLIANCE I of 24 HOUR SERVICE • ce Market 1952 ' PlYMOUTH TOW.ING $695 Preston Motors, Inc. ' Come in and "COMFORT 1"EST" a -new· Gold6nA~nivel;aiy I ' '• ' ACT NOW AT tH.ESE PJUCES! . . . . ONAL ~ WA$'14!! . ·'REMODEL Now . .YOUR . 1M9 ·Plymouth 4 Dr. Sed. $195 1950 Dodgtl Dt, Sidon . n45 Jt$1 II'Iylilciuth 4 Dr. Sod. $295 lfSO fiackord 2 Dt. 5edon $195 . . ' 19S2 Dodge Club Coupe . $645 1951 DtSota 4 Dr. S.dli~;t . $995 Your Friendly Ford Deoler II;;=;:;:; B.F.Goodrich Tires Look at QUALITY FIRST LOW MILEAGE ......... . ~amod pirtlll IDd otbora U doiHo<o bit oil) fHI: oi lin. .... fend s bta:, alleainJ: that Dora Ro- '"""'" 1% liflfWJ .zut ti TOCb;: S.la1 the :.~e tal eltat.e ecmTho.. att,.dinc wen :atr. mlne- died teiUte on. the 17th d•y tbenee Ea•t 1 rodJ; the beJi,DninJ Yeyed b:r AJbttW Rom.!De to Don in. Robett WJUte and 10a, JUIII Of MaN!h, J"", a~nd that her Latt Polnl. of tbe land herein con.vered; Romine br deed dated November tobeft , IJTatuM; llr. and lin. Will and Tettame.nt was duly ad- Ulence- SOUth Ealt 12 ro4h ,al)d 21 2, Ht40, and reeorded la Volume :bariu White and daupttr, mitted to probate by the Probate linlu or to the South Eut IOrner 160 at Pare 10$ of the reewd of rexanna, Mr. and Kn. Tholllll Court of Meia:t Coup.ty, Ohio, on of the Jot kDown •• the Oar Wll· deecb of ~eip C(l!unty, Ollio. A famUy picnle at Portland Darat aftd .on, Grea:ory. • the 31Jt day of March. 1958, e.nd son one·balr aere lot, now or forParcel No. 8: Tbe followlna: real lllao Undo Fiorini. Mlddleporl on tbe 2nd day i)f April, 19:56, SY· merly owned by Dor-a RomiM : utate situated lft tbe C(nmt1 of Roy Acuff and hiJ Smokey Parle Wll held Suaday bY th( Mra. Florence Hanny . BuffalO\ N bil Ebenbaeh was duly appolnfed thence Eut to the tenter of Lead· Meip, In the State of Ohio, and and q ua lifie.d 1 1 Executrix or said tnt Creek; thence ln a NO!'lberly In the Villqe of Middleport, and Mountain Boys from the "Grand iOD, Charln Le&Jey, Akron. and Y., and Kr. and U:ra. N. S. WhiM, unable to attend . P'ted L Gardntr. estat e. Furthermore, tt:Hat the said ~ irection- fo11owina: the eenter or bounded and detcril»ed aa follow• : Olt Opry" will be appearing u, Mr. and petltlon allegea that 'all of the lhe Creek to a point dUe ent of Belnt Lot No. Twenty-FJye (26) of peTJon In Point Plea...nt, W. V ~, persona who are benefi<:iarlea un· the place of bea:tnnlnc; thence Lower Pomero)', now incorporated on Satqrday, June 1" The Poln't P1enNnt Chamber or der the Last WUI and Testament West to the place of bellnnlna:. Into and a part or tbe Villa1e of Oa the Banb of the lluullfill Olllo River Commerce ia aponsoring thla unit of Dora Romine, Decea111ed, bave containing one-half (~) aere. more Middleport , Melt• Couot:r. Ohio, II the tnt ID 1 lf'riel of big contented to the sale of the lol· or Je111. a1 the aame 1.1 pl.t.tted and of reelowing described real estate. to. Being tJJe u~e real utate eon. ord in Volume 2 at pa&es I and name entertainers. The Chan wil: veyed by Mary Duliney to Albert 10 ol the reeorcU ol platll In tke ber'1 intenti.ona are ro have at S. 0 . PerTr, lknaior . R •· Parcel No. 1: The following de. Domine and Dora Romine by deed offict of tbe ,Recorder of Mt~lp least four events a year by elthc,. AU Clean. Comfortable Roontli w1th uan.,.Jil popular serlbed Real Ettate a!tuated in dated September e, 1930, •nd re- County, Ohio, and altuate on tbt eountry and wel'llrtn, Hot ..,d yold Water, aliO with Private B1tbl 'the VJ]Iage of Dexter (formerly corded iri Vol. 133 at Page 331 of East side or Beech Street .between and seml-eluslcal .rtim. 1 t aeuonable Price•. also Weekly 6: Monthcalled Martinsburg) County of the r~cord of deed11 of Meigs Coun. Locutt and Aah Streeb ic said The Acuff •hows will be ~ : ly llrrtes. Meig~ and State of Ohio, bounded ty, Ohio, Albert Romine later eon· Village. 2:00 P. M. and 8:00 P. M. In th E> and described as follows; Begin· veying his lntere•t to Dora RoSenior Hith School Gymnasium I '-;;~:::::::;:: ning South 8:Y• degrees ' East 160 mine by deed dated November 2, And being the 'aame property The ldmission fee will 1M! st.m IJ feet frcm the Soutb east cor-ner 1940, and recorded in Vol. 1M at conveyed by Frank D. Collins to per person. Advance sale tlckt·· ~ of tot No. 1 In the Village of Mar· Page 618 of the record of Deeds Clllford M. Ervin and Nona P'. may be obtained at Hall'a Dn·~ tin!iburg; thence. West parallel of Meigs County, Ohio. Ervin bY d«!ed dated Au&UJt :M, or Fa-uth's Pharmacy. Mail ord~!' with the Souf.h line of Lot No. 4 a Parcel No. 4: Tt.e fllllcnring de. 1950, sn:t recorded In Book 168, tlc'..:eu may be acquired by writ· di!1tance of 90 feet nr to the West scribed Rtal Est·a te !lltuated in the at Page 22 of the deed reeord•. of ln;c the Chamber of Commerce line of said Lot No , 4; tbence Township of Salem, in thfi County Meie• Cnunty, Ohio, abd later eon- Offices, Box 46, ·· Point Pleasant. Soutb along the West line of said of Meigs, !fnd State of OJ'Iio, In veyed by Clifford M. E"ln and w. va., and sendlnt the proper Lot Nc. 4 a distance of 20 feet or Section N'o. IJ, Town No. 8 and Nona F. Ervin to Dora Roml~e lJ)' . amount of t!a&h or money order. • to the Scuth line of Lo.t No. 4: Range No .15 of the Ohio Com- deed bearing date of February ltfl 1'he Acuff unit f.eaturea A JY thence East along the. South llne pany's Purehaae, in the Villa_., of 1933, and recorded in VoL 1y2, Acuff, vocalist; _,erry Johnso'l, of Lot No . 4 a distance of 90 feet Dexter, bounded and d,escribed as Page 888 of tt.e record of d~dJ female sinter; Bi& B:l:!lhful Bro~h· or to the South East ,corner of followa:: Brelng a tract of land fllb'· of Mels:s County, Obio. er Oswald: Pap and has Jug Band: 9aid Lot No. 4; thenee North 20 six (!56) feet in width North an6 PlainUfra pttltlon further .t. Jimmy Riddle, ace Ha.rnwru~ feet to the place of bea;lnnJg. South aerosa tbe North end cf the legetl that Parcels No•. l, 2, 3, 4, player and Pianist and Fid41Jn Being the !Jame real ertate eon- followinc d,traerlbed real eatate: and t5 were appralaed In the ln.. Rowdy Forlter. veyed by JennJe L. Murray to Al- BeglnnJne 40 feet East and SOuth wntory of aald eltate at the 1um - --STOP .~T bert Romine and Dora Romine by 8% deJtee• East flve (5) fod!l of $6,800.00, and Parcel No. 8 ·J deed dated September 2, 1119, and from the South East corner of Lot wos appralled at the aum of t4,0!10. 5 recorded in Volume 120 at Pate No. 1 •• described in the plat of Plalnllll further aUeg., that 308 of the record or deeds of Meigs Martinsburg (now De:s.ter); th'nee other d•l•ndanta ... named 1o tho . County, Ohio, Albert Romine later- South 8% degrees Ea•t 11 rpdlj 11ld petition by vli'tuo of an ..PORieroy ZH E. lbbs St. conveying his Interest to Dora thence North 81¥. d_egreea Ebt ror appfrrtlnc In thO CWoctlptlon _IS Romine by deed dated November 10 rods; thence North 40\1: de~:rees in Pmel No 1 and Parcel No. ~ 1'he t.oyaJ Pals ClaiR of the 2, 1940, and reeofded In Volume West 12 ·rod• j and 2"' inehee· oj det!dt appearlnc In the chsln Church of chrilt met thi8 week at 154 at Page 618 of the records of thence- West 3 rods to the place of tltl~t. the home of Mn. l'reda Weill~ deeds of Meigs County. Ohio. beJinnlna. Jn aald petltlon, plaintiff prap 1with U:iP Mildred Hawley presld:. • Parcel No; 2: The foU<.owing deBeint the Pame real flstate · • . that the ~J.gbta, lntere•t• snd Hen• jlnl. Tbe ope_niq devOtl~llll aervlce scribed Real Estate situated itt the veyed by Mary ~aney to AlJltrt of tbe aald defendant. may bi was eondueted by ,Hn. WelUng. Tcwnship of Salem, in tbe County Romine and Dura Romllle by deed fuJly determined, ldjusted and During the bulneu meetlDI: of Meigs and State of Ohio, in dated September 6, Iil3o. and r,. proteet.d, aad &bat petl~oner mu f.l•n• were made for their •nitual Section N·o. 5, Town No. 8, Range corded In Volume 133 at Page 331 be autborl!ed and ordered to seU ee eream IIDd•l wbieh wlU be beld No. 1~ of the Ohio Company'• Pur- of tl).e record deeds .0 ! Mt1Js Ald. paree!• of real estate aecord- on Tbunday, Jub 4. at the church. chaS'e, lu the v;uage of Dexter; ~un~f, Ohio, .ttomlne later lng to tbt Aa&ute Jn. auch c..e Min MJLbel H)'tell r~ported on a Beginning Eist 40 feet and South conveylnJ bia Dora ~ made an4 provided, and for all eootl'lbutlon sent thf class by Mrs. 8% Degrees 'East 5 rods from the by deed ~J othei .P~~r orderl an.d relief Ln Don AileD, BuffalO' 'N. Y. South East corner of Lot No. \ and 1M the prenuse•. The procram Included a review tn the Village of Marthll· of deeds Said patties are required to an• from the boCJk •rwomen of the Bi· burg (now Dexter); thence South wer on or belpre the 13th. day of b)e" which. waa read by Min Haw· ley 8o/4 degrees ·East 11 rods; thenre ~~~~~~~ de. July, A. D.. 11147. North 811!,. degrees East 10 rods; ttce Sybil ' Eberabach, as ExThe bosteu 1e:netl a salad thence North 40i,i Degrees West 1 ot Salem, In the Coaant)' ecutrlx of the &tate of course to the members and these 12 rods and 2~ in.; thence West of- Meigs ·and State of Ohio, in ~cDora Romine, DeCeased perta, Mn. Clarence Archer and 3 rods to thf: place of beginning. tion No. 5. Town No. 8, and Rante Crow and Crow · i Excepting therefro.n a parcel of No. 15 of tbe Ohio CompalJY'• Pur- Attorneyi far Pl.lntlll land ft6 feet in width North and chase, bounded and deScribed as Soulh and •cross the North end of followo: Beginning 9 rOds and 8 Produ ~ the above described real estate. llnk11 South 11 degrees ~ minuter Being the same real estate con- East from the South West eorner veyed by Jennie I... Murray to AI· of Lot No. 12 of ~Unsbura (now CLEVElAND UP - Homegrow· bert--Romine and Dora Romine by Dexte:r): thence Southwardly 30 era market changes: deed dated September 2, 1919, and feet on the East slde of Rartrotd Beet~, B. Ohio 24 qf bskts and ..8" f Door Sedan. Low mileage. recorde<1 ln 1Volume 120 at Page from the el'!oter of aid ro.td· crates b!lnched 1 doz .l.lb 1.35. 308' of the tecords of d~e.ds ·or thence u roda ·alQnt the Eaft al~ . Cabbage, .s. Ohi~,J,o/4 ~.crates One loc:al o~r. h Meigs County, Ohio, Albert Ro- of said Railroad; thence Nbrth and l 3·ll bu erate~ Clomestlc, me. • mine later. conveyed his interest 68% dea;ree1 East q rodJ to a stake dlum 1.Z5-1.7:i moaUy ·t .2:J.piu; 21 Nlpl Phone !45%-5 Day PJaone 1104 to Dora Romine by deed dated where a bickor~ 8 lnche« ln dlam- qt bsJds 1.15 . Nl)vember .2, 1940, and recorded eter beara North 8$ degrees West Lettuce, 24 qt bsttJ 10 lb lear in Volume 1M .at Page 618 of the 23 links distAnt· -.t hence North .8$-1; RomaJne .75-.M; Iceber1 · 1. records of deeds of Meigs Cllunty, degrees Ea~ 26 1-odJ and 16 Ra~lshes, bunched 30'1 re4• 1.30 Ohio. to a 1take in road where an Spmach, 24 qt bskti' .90-1; few CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Parcel No. 3: The followin' deincties bears South 80 de- beat 1.25. tel S. 3rd Ave. ' Middleport Middleport scribed real estate situated ln the west 17 Un'ti dlst3rrt; tbenee Straw~ies, var_ ious vahletiea; N. 2nd Township of Salem, in the County !' degrees We.!lt 4 rodl to eratea and bskt1 16 qta good 7·8; of McigR and in ~be State of Ohio, where a buttet•nut 8 inchea poorer 6-6.50; cartons 8 qt, 3.25-/. Section No. 5, Town No, 8 ahd south 75 delffi!S West 12 · lf, 71J; poorer 2.6().3; 24: qt bskt• Range No. Hi ot the Ohio Compa. links dl:nant; tbence NOrth 19\1 fair 8-IUIS. , ny's Purchase, in the village of degi-eea West 8 fod1 to a stake in 1'omatoe•, ,ree-nbouse 8 lb bSkts n~xter. Begi nning at the South the road; thence North 37% de- medium 2.50-3; carton• 10 14 m East corner of Lot No. 1, in the Weit 18 rods to the place of paek, small flves 3.16-3.2!5 ;si.s:ea Village of three (3) 1 3. MEIGS MOTOR CO. LIVES - UVI .... .•. Phclne S!4S .............. ....-... ··, WORK ON OUR EQUIPMEHT NECES· SARY TO IMPROVE SERVICE TO YOU. *NWiaulloJlapiJIOI Los Angeles Smog? No Worry Now To Dodgers Anymore POWER WILL BE OFF FOR APPROXIMATELY 30 MINUTES 01\J SUNDA)Y" JUNE 9th. AT 5'' '7 - ........- %.: , ....... ...-. .. - syracuse, __:____ln~d_ia_-ns_ - - . ~ . ·W~ :. ._ _ in_P_ , o---=ny~=-=G=--am=-=-e-: :s-: 'l'he Bail" Sentinel Field ln. Middleweight Picture I \ • $12~·· . 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Seclon $2$,. 1952 .Mercury ..Z Dr. S.dan'$(;15 ' 1951Ford4Dr.s.don •• ~ •••••••• $4(55 ,...; ...... ~;· ~r.t ,~;-. .... t~~. wHfL .,....,..;. st.~s.ver· . •W""" 11 f1aturtf birch. lAt it~ hlp ~~~~~ • N•11 MW..:.ctual IMhWitli' ttb.i .iuf • ~.., lloun tfhr clel;....y, No oth~ lnv"t- 1 ,.ftt ~ ~·If .._,.•flh f• · yt1r l011'1_';" ·. · iiJ ,.MHI C.Mtnn to,. • IM11Na fielll, r•lltH • i S4"!i -~~ ... oloopl•t 19~3 'Piy•e~~uth Club (:,., $89; 194t Plymouth Club Cpe. $laS . "-' • .1953 Doclg• 4 Dr. Sedan . $~25 . • lJfefTIM Hlllfttld(en ~ __ e Ef.JY-+Hle•a ffl'lt.ll • Do11Wii cfed: ~hn ) . e • LAIY S~~~tft' CCitMI'I S111ooth, N~ tilde .... < L... - - · -- Po;~.-.'• • AOT,c)MAtl(f $KIL.Io.,E 'r 4rtwera~. * FRU::s, aAft!.$, sfi!Ws ·. * NO •. . $_U~~ING, NO SMQKjj(' l CHC)ICi61>AI.IiMINUMOI~~~· ' ' eoiP-~ ot AUIMINUM W III'I'IA. ' '~ • ;, , •t' '.r ~ -.I- 1.L-l.. --- ' 1141 fill • ·Hilt/ . MANY MORE Jqst · ·- $~ YolU' Favorlle (1-K Portable' Apfila!see f!elltr &VA_N.· ' ~ ' Jllddleport• J ' ,.,. ., ..... llr _ , la.irrh. - -of"""""--..-.t hilt*'<ll.twiw.t t!o.(olwd ID-. ...... jua - leo) lo loire CJW' •Qooil!crrt 'lllol" lo bellove it. We'd lib ""' to - """"" '»1 And-·. line .. the - lhe -oi'l rrn hrildo toO bolb ut Ollt - - "* - .....u..,. -b ~ qlliOu- ... lor viaftrlliiJ' ol tbe..,. S~Arowacl ~ ('nnpanl~ too, lor P*f/ri,._, And bo!p lhia ill !!>iDd all tho liolrlt: 'lhl<:b ""' ....... to .... -lblr -a-Ill . """""'iiirrl -In· JNII-- c.-, b lor thlo '-•ftON.u. trirrl. ., '! &\lddl.port ·. Ufttlto~~i c.,..,.., Co., Inc.-. Posneroy, Oldo ' · �' • . \ Fullnler-Jones Scrap To Narrow make his IA'aY back up to RobL1 CIDCAGO UP-A Uflique thi·~ snn, and J o n e.~. Wllo never quit :way fight takes plaC"e Ln Chlcai'O gol there in the fiL'st place. tak ·· Stadium ton ight wh eo ex-champ on one anot her in a JO-r ound n tGene Fullmer tu ngles with. mifl. tiona ll Y·tf' levised 160-pound match dJeweight Ra lph Tiger J onts "Ro llinson toicl us when ,., whU~ both battle the image of were in New Yor k th:tt he didn t cutr<'n l Iitle holder Suga r R:•.' can• to have :mot her fight wtt 1 R ob i n ~on. Genf'.'' Marv Jf'nsen. Jo' ull mer·' s F'ulhner grabbed th e middl e· manager, said. '' I gut>.>s it 's ju t weight crown from Robinson t;omc as well Ge ne li kt ~s to fi ght, brt ime batk then relinq uished i• causc he 's probabl y going !o last aoontb. When Robinson un· ha ve to do quilt: a bit of it b•!· leashed a single left hook tha fore he 'll ever ge t anvthcr crJ i: 1>1 nt Fullmer sprawling.' Fulim"r at the titlE>." eumitted he "never knew wh t hit" him . Jones wh ipped Robinson in a non -title fig ht back in Januar}' 1955, but ne ver got a champ io'" .!lhip bid. So now Fullmer, trying to 1 A SHELL LAKE YELLOW JACKET ~IOULDED BOAT • RAVENSCRAFT ALUMINUM BOAT SHOUP 0 ICclmpMe with youlrr ~~:~~; . and color. S outboard motors c •r, wu Dotvis, T ., 2b . . .. . .........• . • 16 51 IS Wayland, Yogi, c . , .... .. ..... , 8 23 5 56 12 Hin_dy, Dave, c ... . . . , . . , .•.. , 16 Whitlatch , H., rf ...........••. 15 45 9 .200 Lightfoot, Roger .. ....... , .. , . . 2 2 1 .500 Team Average: .306 This team won because fellows like Kennedy and Hennesy came up strong as hitters .in the tournaments. Big Ed McCo· mas, who doean't swin. like a hitter still got 10 for 36 and .278 which is fair country batting, especially when som~ of thertl came in clutch situations. Still on baseball: The New York Giant. will conduct a baseball school and tryout camp at City Central Park, Ashland, Ky., June 14·15. Two sessions will be held daily beginning at 10 a.m. Charles Fox, Giant Scout, will be the instructor and Camp Director. James West is area representative for the camp. Write him at Rt. 6, Box 200, Charleston, W. Va, for more In· formation If you want lt. SpeclaJ -Instruct!ons will be given for all positions and practice games will be played. Young players between ages of 16 and 20 are especially invited. If a prospect is good to be given a contract for professional baseball. he will be bursed for expenses of attending the camp. . Prospects are to bring thelr.own uniforms. glove , and shoes . Baseballs and ba1s will be furnished. Royal 2 Dr. Hard Top. Power- 40 H.P. flite, Radio and Heater. Very IG% Down- 24 moe. to Pay dt!&D. One owner. Sharp, METROPoLITAN $1995 MARINE MEIGS MOTOR CO. SALES and SERVICE N. 2nd Roberts Pitching Boosts Phils With 8-Hitter Against Redlegs Give Him , • NORElCO ELECTRIC RAZOR SUMMER SLACKS PUTTER PANTS STRAW HATS SUMMER SU.ITS ' MANY OTIIER f'JNE GIFTS to choose front SMITH CLOTHING CO. Mldcileport· Cuh Babr, Owne-r "'n• wlJm'i?f& OhUnJer e biofr tol' t!\1 lndi. ani in ~!.a t~· ~~g. KniJh afso Collett~ a dOu· f'. Only two other Indians g •t hils. TlH!'f are Bill ,Wilson an 1 Jim Quails, both with rslnglea. Jt'or th!! Tigera eddie Bartels had two singleJ, Ray Poulln 11 double and triple and Benny Ewing a single. In the top of ~1w final Inning, the Tigera loaded the bases but "Mouse" Hysell who relieved winnine pltcher Bi 1 Wilson, aot the last batter out on a irounder to second for a force· out. Ohlineer, for the six strikeouts and walks . Wllson or the eight strikeou:s and while Hysell had and walked two. c~o.tnnau qkJJD Pbjladilphla ":9·~~- _:;:· 16 I' .1105 17 1 .800 St. Loul1 22 11 0 " S, ugar Ray Demanding Higher Slice Of $1 Million Gate For Basilio Battle l\1 111 40 per cent of a ll net rec eipt~ NEW vbRK uP - Sugar Ray from t he net gate, theater televl- ' : 1- ' Robinson dectarud angrily today, slon and moviea. 5~ · "I won't do any more business .MIJ .liJ ·!few 'Yett JO 1"7 .f:J8 9~ with the lBC until they p.a.y me l'HtaburJ]h IS 3e .SSS 13'n for my pi.ct !!rell, even U Carmen Chlcatb 19 18 ~.j'7 13~ Basilio is signed to fight me." thVftcln't I..Uitt. The middleweia;ht champicn's St. I..oiti!l' fl Piltlburgh. b wrath about alleged non-payment 28 lf .... .. " Y. rk 2 Milwaukee 0 of movie money For a previous . j ." lpbl3 ~in~innat~ 2, nll:ht bCJUt has stymied nea:oUatlons for t:hio:Jgo ·a·t Brooklyn n.ltht ppd fGg bls title defense aa:ainst welterl•tu,...'f'f weight champion Basilio at the Cincinnati at Broo_tlJil Polo Grounds, probably Sept. 17. St. Louis at New Yotk J Chteago at Phil,deiph.la Basilio, th• 147 · pound rulel", Mil 1: · t 'DiftJb h signed Thursday to challenge for wa~e i. ClN Luile~u• Robinson's 160-pound crown, land W 1. P'c 0 1 he agreed to take 25 per cen of Chlcago ,· . all net receipts -which are ex1 1 Jt;W Yort 27 l8 .tWO 5 peded to exceed $1,000,000. :...:_ •• .~....~ · n3 "1 "28 s~ ~n..,nu "" "' .u T.: But Robimwn had a stormy sesDe.ti·oh ii.i .tJll fl ""on with promoter J1"m Norris a·l 11' ., Boston· 28 · ·~ 10 sunset. "I told Norrit two weeki Kana.1 f: ~: •• .4•·· -35 13 12~ ago I wouldn't take less _than 45 B 111 ·· City • mor, ;;m ·'Uii per centr;ao maHer lfasbJnllttD l sa! .ft? 18 A!!Ot," Robinson sald. wh,at Basilio TONIGHT e a.• 1 1 ,i• ai e Ch'"t(f,"/'~~. -.•e:tNultl ~ .., : lo.~ • bet '· t Wat~hintl:on 8 :: t ~::~-~4K~~:~~tag.t,5 3 leturfty's .._,.... Warbington at Cleveland New York· at Detroit Boston at Kansaa City Balt.imore at Chicajo Thursday night Norris Indicated he was willing to give Robinson 1 John Wayne Lnuren BacaU BLOOD ALLEY . (Cinemascope - ,. Technicolor) -alsoDavis Brian Neville Brand FURY AT GUNSIGHT PASS -- SATU.DAY ONLY JUNI! 8 David Wayne Keenan W.-nn THE NAKED HILLS (In Color) --.uhOBud Abbott LQu Costello , MilT FRANKENSTEIN Comedy-& .Cartoon ..._ ' - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., June 7, 19e7-ll Legal Notice Dine In Air Conditioned Comfort James Raynor Hut. • · Minor, whose place of r esidence It l tiOS Valley Street. Falla Clty, Nebraska ; Mary Knthr}'l'l Hilt, a Minor . whose place of residence Is 1603 Valley Street, falls City, Nebra!!ka ; Francis Philip Hilt. a M i n or,~ho place of reside nce b 1603 Va y Street, Falls City, Nebraska · obert Stephen Hilt, a Minor,' Whose place of residenee is 1603 Valley Street, Falls City, Nebruka ; Ber nard· F .qark v: ho~e place of residence is Coal Fork, W. Va.; Lucien Gwinn Clark whose place of residence is unknown ; Tl'le un· known heirs, devisees, legatee s, dlstr ibutees, administrators and ex. TAKE THE FAMILY ecutors, if any, of William Murray, TO DINNER SUNDAY. D~ ca ~e d ; The unknown heirs, devisees, legatees , distributors, Budget prices for tasty, administral,,rs: and e:t>ecutors, if well served meals in cool any, of Jennie L. Murra)!., De. ceased; The unknown heirs, dev. relaxed atmosphere . , isees, legatee.'!l, distributees, ad. minlstrators and e x e cut or s, U any, M Sarah, A. Love Deceased , and the u:Olr:nown nelrs, de visees, legatee!!; distributee&, administrator and executor&. if llny, or Henry . Love, Deceased will lake notl~e that on the 11th day of April, 1 1957, Sybil Ebers· · b•ch as Executrix of the Estate of Dora Romine, DeceiL!Led, being plaintiff, fi1ed her petition In the N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Probate Court. MeJgs County, Ohio, Case No. 17,203, agtinst the above Service As You . Like It! MARTIN RESTAURANT 11 SQRRY! ' Slap Suspension On . Old Arch If { ELECTRIC Fight Detoured I losers had .Issued tWo GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. uP Indiana ha1 Archie Moore, who has sueeesswalked one fully avoided defending his light· one whJcre~ heavy~eililht crown for a year, was alspped with a suspension tol\ H F. day by National Boxing Assn. Tigers . . . 100 200-3 5 4 President Floyd Stevens, Ste¥en5' said that Moore now Indians . . . . 100 l3x- 5 4 2 Batteries: Tigers: Ohllnge:r anr: must defend the title by July or Mike· Werry. Indians : W.iJson (WI'\ It wliJ be vacated by the NBA. Last month Moore was aiven an Moww Hysell (0) and Terry additional period to pare pounds Knight from bis 200-plus frame to the 175 . pound light heavy limit. TURNINCI POINT Tllrning point in the upriver battle came in the fnurth when two errors by Racine'~ first base msn, a walk and a single b~· Wally Guinther brought hom.~ three runs. The actual winninil run como In Lh e fifth as Parker led off with a ~iny,le, stole se ~­ ond and scorrd1 on Hubbard's aiugl c, liROOKL YN UP - The Brook. lyn Dodgen are sure today they Other Syracuse hitters wen~ could react to Lo.s Angeles' famed Arms, Parker's second hit, Wine smog as lf they never left home. brenner am.l Phalin , ~n with sin· The Dodgers haven't ten Brookgles , lYIJ-not yet . at Jea!Lt- but they Rarinc bitten were Jim Wie.::· know all abcut smog. They and line wit~ a doubte, DNaine Wlolte the Chteago Cuba got lost tor an Bill Arnott, both with singles and hour and 26 mitfutes in it Thurs. day night ~efore the umpires Allen Graham with two slngle9. off their game at Ebbets Racine led 3·1 at the end of called Field. the third Inning as n run came home in the second inning on Arnott·~ singl e scoring D. Wolfe who hnrl walked . Two scored ;n the third Gn D. Wolfe't single scoring J. Cleland who. had bceil Rafe or a fielder's !!hole!!. Ora· ham'R single -scored Wolfe. Wickl.ine' got the la!Jt ruD after his double; scbl·ing on ' littieid grounders. Pittsburgh Pirates, 6·h, and the New York Giants downed the Unlt.d Pren Sport 1 Wflter Braves, 2.0, in the other National Rohi n Roberts gave the Phlla· League _games. Chicago at Brook~ delphia Phlllil-s ' long-Rho! pennant lyn was ealtP.d off after an inning hopes a ".11hot in the arm" today with proof Pe can sllll win lhe ar.d a half when a dense fog ~~~· veloped Ebbrts Field and made it hig ones. impos!ilble to follow thl!l ball . The 30-YI!Br-{lld r ight bander . Chisox M1lnt11n L•ad rnme through with a sharp eigtlthltter Thur!ldi!l!o' night to g!ve th~ The Chicago White Snx main. Phillic.!l n 6·2 victory over the tained their five · game Ameriran Cin cinnati Redlegs. The victory League lead with a 3·2 win over muvert the Phillies to within 1 ~ the Boston Red Sox while the of flrkt place second - place New York Yankees St. l.oui!l also made It four straight victories when they routed the Cleveland Indians . l-4·5. The Detroit Ti. gers beat the Wa.shin11ton Sena· tors, 7·6, and the Baltlmore Orioles whlpped the l!ansu City A's, d-3, In other A. L. activity. Roberts wr~ backed by a 10-hit attack that included bomen by SAT., JUNE 8 8:00 P.M. Stan Lopata. Bob Bowman an4 1 Qu•llfyln .. 7:30 p.m. 8 stock car racJn.l! evenU in the Rip Repuhki. Don Grou suffered modified &: strictly stock divi· hb second defeat. eions. Open competition. FREE Stan Mualal whacked two dou. S)U'aC\Ue pitche'ril f11nt'iliid thrfto parldnf(. Ad'-'lts, $1.25. Under blea to raise hi& averaMe to .361 and walked three while Raci .1e 12, FR:tE. Cars needed. and take over the N. L. baUinJ hurlers &truckoul thrct' but walk TORCH, OHIO lend. St. Loub' 41-year-old Murry ed tive. N..r P•rkertbur1 Oicklon pitched a six - hitter and contributed two hits to the Cardl· R H I . nab' 12·flit attack that dealt Ron Syracuse ... , , 010' 311J.--0 8 0 Kline his el~hlh loq, Racine , . , , . 012 010-4 ~ 4 Ruben Gcmez became the N. L.'t Syracuse bt~Uery: Aram, Hubfirst seven - ill me winner with • bard. (2)' Winebrenner {WP) . '\) nifty four-hitter , that paved the and Stewart. Rlii~. . Birth, way for- the Brues' fifth loss i(\ orif.1m (i), Cl~land (2), Grimm seven games. Red Sehoendlen~ ~LP), Cleland ($) :~nd Graha~~· walloped his ei&hth homer of the' u-ntlo HI'"' I"""' Momlr year fOr the Glanh. ,\ '"' Hn Minnie HinOio'• two-run nven.th ~ Blll Skowron )ntoeked in flve innlng hOmtu> enabled t,be White ~ .run• wltb four bJtt and Mlekey Six to. overc~>me a 2·1 deflelt and f- Mantle ehtbbed ~~ \3th honter of preent 3!J.year·Cfid Jim Wilton .• the ·year to leaa the Y·a'ftbe's wltll hl1 1lxth victory. Wilson lim· aeaaoh·bJ.ih asnal,t pf tO hit• on lt.ed the Red SoK to riVen h~tl rlve Cleveland piteh,era. . By Fred Down ARROW SHIRTS N. 2nd Ave, and well flayed wtt,· )Oiled IJi buebal! Jlmes t 10g a·verage . Six boy's batted over .275 with aU but one play· Pomeroy ant~ Syr,cuse edced R II f I . d th . th Ed M i cine S:..f Jn ltatolne mg tn a 16 games, u I tune, an e SlX ) c omas, n Butch Atms. aon .ol toriit~r OV/. 13 of them . The team average was .306. liar catcher Roy Arro,s and aow Official records kept by Knight show Jim Bow)es, pitcher· I manager of the Syraeure rbny first baseman, leading wlth 29 hits in 63 appearances for .460. team, wu the fJetdinJ .t.i' o ltie Bobby Nelson followed closely with 23 hits In 54 appearances ga~e . "He beat us .slnllt band· d R 1 · for .426. edly" n;.oane ac nc manatr.r The complete team: Larry Morriaon . .Player Games AD IIUs Av. The SytACU~ te•m play1lf el'· Bowles , JameFl . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . 18 63 29 rorlesa bali irUh Afdb ~~ I&JtDM N I B b r •4 2• ch,nce thit Cf~ tiear u ~ hI evtrf third baq ""•dian. He pl'ch· e son : oB, be 3.b. , , ... . . ... • , • . 16 H ellllesy 0 16 17,:.1 r - then · ' ' ·· ·•· · · · ' •' · · u"3 ed the first JRnlnf, r• 1.,. Crooks. Ed , ss , •..•.. , .•. . ...• 18 51 lieved. . K d J If · .... • • • · • • ·. •• 16 ''7 16 enne y, r ., a Terr" u-lgh&'t. ~mer with twiJ: 6 n-~• ~e lftJ or ~~. McComas, Ed , I b • . . . . •....... 13 3 10 on off" the 1955 DODGE IS " · CRUiSER Two tiJhl :;"C~ ,.... NATIONAL LIAOUI llaaeban Jfl 'ffi'plee Meifl County Pony \4!gue tCa.r~ The best reason in the world was handed to me by Coach boa s thundar evedlil1 wlien Nolan Swackhamer and Principal Earl Knight: the team bat- the Indians bea tbt 1'11'*• &-8 In state title in Class A Baseball? The score ended 18·6 in ·favor of the Pirates which inspire r! a d£'d • ion to take some of the Pirate.':i' sluggers and put thern on the Redleg team for later drill s.. 'l'he 7 to 12 year old young· sters were being S\lpefvlsod b" John Parsons, Kal Kindy, Ha!!k Wilson and Jr. Kennedy. l.ittl'.:! League Auoclatlon pres l~ent Fiberglas Bout PJatA... ]&t•., Wanta know why those Middleport Yellow Jackets won A large crowd or parents nnft Litlle L2ague ~ ponsors wf.'t'e pr rosent Thursday night at the Mid· dle porl Municipal Park when a n inter·sa uad practice l!a me was ht•ld with thP Minor Little League a s the attraction. YOU CAN OWN Infielder Arms Is Star Whh By Chet 1'annohlll Crowd Turns Out For Minor Little League Practice WHY WAIT? SPORTS DESK ICJE.II·HOT CINIOAU.OH UIUAL 5:00 A.M. VALUI :JuG NEW TREADS AREAS AFFECTED WILL BE: All:. OF POMEROY- RACINE - SYRA. CUSE- MINERSVILLE- AND ALL RUR"'?\L "AREAS IN iHE ABOVE b1S'TRICrS. 30 6.70.15 ,.............. ··~~· ... ""• . . ... WE THANK YOU FOB YOUR PATIENCE •• ~ Racine Service Station '~:-TT"'-:-;--~ OUver BaUey, Owner "o- , ' .. •"·''''. --.·_· ·-,..,,...._.-:-;.,t ' " ' ""' llarlne, Ohio ~,. •••u,. White Family Point Pleasant Picnic Held Cof CSponsors On Sunday Show On Jnne 15 HOTEL MARTIN Po~:~y·s All Rooms Air Cooled FOR :TELEVISION :REFRIGERATORS or '"'" otller lHnne . . .rlanee• Loya · Jpa Ch urch CJ ass Meehng • Js HeJd Th• Week ALLEN APPLIANCE I of 24 HOUR SERVICE • ce Market 1952 ' PlYMOUTH TOW.ING $695 Preston Motors, Inc. ' Come in and "COMFORT 1"EST" a -new· Gold6nA~nivel;aiy I ' '• ' ACT NOW AT tH.ESE PJUCES! . . . . ONAL ~ WA$'14!! . ·'REMODEL Now . .YOUR . 1M9 ·Plymouth 4 Dr. Sed. $195 1950 Dodgtl Dt, Sidon . n45 Jt$1 II'Iylilciuth 4 Dr. Sod. $295 lfSO fiackord 2 Dt. 5edon $195 . . ' 19S2 Dodge Club Coupe . $645 1951 DtSota 4 Dr. S.dli~;t . $995 Your Friendly Ford Deoler II;;=;:;:; B.F.Goodrich Tires Look at QUALITY FIRST LOW MILEAGE ......... . ~amod pirtlll IDd otbora U doiHo<o bit oil) fHI: oi lin. .... fend s bta:, alleainJ: that Dora Ro- '"""'" 1% liflfWJ .zut ti TOCb;: S.la1 the :.~e tal eltat.e ecmTho.. att,.dinc wen :atr. mlne- died teiUte on. the 17th d•y tbenee Ea•t 1 rodJ; the beJi,DninJ Yeyed b:r AJbttW Rom.!De to Don in. Robett WJUte and 10a, JUIII Of MaN!h, J"", a~nd that her Latt Polnl. of tbe land herein con.vered; Romine br deed dated November tobeft , IJTatuM; llr. and lin. Will and Tettame.nt was duly ad- Ulence- SOUth Ealt 12 ro4h ,al)d 21 2, Ht40, and reeorded la Volume :bariu White and daupttr, mitted to probate by the Probate linlu or to the South Eut IOrner 160 at Pare 10$ of the reewd of rexanna, Mr. and Kn. Tholllll Court of Meia:t Coup.ty, Ohio, on of the Jot kDown •• the Oar Wll· deecb of ~eip C(l!unty, Ollio. A famUy picnle at Portland Darat aftd .on, Grea:ory. • the 31Jt day of March. 1958, e.nd son one·balr aere lot, now or forParcel No. 8: Tbe followlna: real lllao Undo Fiorini. Mlddleporl on tbe 2nd day i)f April, 19:56, SY· merly owned by Dor-a RomiM : utate situated lft tbe C(nmt1 of Roy Acuff and hiJ Smokey Parle Wll held Suaday bY th( Mra. Florence Hanny . BuffalO\ N bil Ebenbaeh was duly appolnfed thence Eut to the tenter of Lead· Meip, In the State of Ohio, and and q ua lifie.d 1 1 Executrix or said tnt Creek; thence ln a NO!'lberly In the Villqe of Middleport, and Mountain Boys from the "Grand iOD, Charln Le&Jey, Akron. and Y., and Kr. and U:ra. N. S. WhiM, unable to attend . P'ted L Gardntr. estat e. Furthermore, tt:Hat the said ~ irection- fo11owina: the eenter or bounded and detcril»ed aa follow• : Olt Opry" will be appearing u, Mr. and petltlon allegea that 'all of the lhe Creek to a point dUe ent of Belnt Lot No. Twenty-FJye (26) of peTJon In Point Plea...nt, W. V ~, persona who are benefi<:iarlea un· the place of bea:tnnlnc; thence Lower Pomero)', now incorporated on Satqrday, June 1" The Poln't P1enNnt Chamber or der the Last WUI and Testament West to the place of bellnnlna:. Into and a part or tbe Villa1e of Oa the Banb of the lluullfill Olllo River Commerce ia aponsoring thla unit of Dora Romine, Decea111ed, bave containing one-half (~) aere. more Middleport , Melt• Couot:r. Ohio, II the tnt ID 1 lf'riel of big contented to the sale of the lol· or Je111. a1 the aame 1.1 pl.t.tted and of reelowing described real estate. to. Being tJJe u~e real utate eon. ord in Volume 2 at pa&es I and name entertainers. The Chan wil: veyed by Mary Duliney to Albert 10 ol the reeorcU ol platll In tke ber'1 intenti.ona are ro have at S. 0 . PerTr, lknaior . R •· Parcel No. 1: The following de. Domine and Dora Romine by deed offict of tbe ,Recorder of Mt~lp least four events a year by elthc,. AU Clean. Comfortable Roontli w1th uan.,.Jil popular serlbed Real Ettate a!tuated in dated September e, 1930, •nd re- County, Ohio, and altuate on tbt eountry and wel'llrtn, Hot ..,d yold Water, aliO with Private B1tbl 'the VJ]Iage of Dexter (formerly corded iri Vol. 133 at Page 331 of East side or Beech Street .between and seml-eluslcal .rtim. 1 t aeuonable Price•. also Weekly 6: Monthcalled Martinsburg) County of the r~cord of deed11 of Meigs Coun. Locutt and Aah Streeb ic said The Acuff •hows will be ~ : ly llrrtes. Meig~ and State of Ohio, bounded ty, Ohio, Albert Romine later eon· Village. 2:00 P. M. and 8:00 P. M. In th E> and described as follows; Begin· veying his lntere•t to Dora RoSenior Hith School Gymnasium I '-;;~:::::::;:: ning South 8:Y• degrees ' East 160 mine by deed dated November 2, And being the 'aame property The ldmission fee will 1M! st.m IJ feet frcm the Soutb east cor-ner 1940, and recorded in Vol. 1M at conveyed by Frank D. Collins to per person. Advance sale tlckt·· ~ of tot No. 1 In the Village of Mar· Page 618 of the record of Deeds Clllford M. Ervin and Nona P'. may be obtained at Hall'a Dn·~ tin!iburg; thence. West parallel of Meigs County, Ohio. Ervin bY d«!ed dated Au&UJt :M, or Fa-uth's Pharmacy. Mail ord~!' with the Souf.h line of Lot No. 4 a Parcel No. 4: Tt.e fllllcnring de. 1950, sn:t recorded In Book 168, tlc'..:eu may be acquired by writ· di!1tance of 90 feet nr to the West scribed Rtal Est·a te !lltuated in the at Page 22 of the deed reeord•. of ln;c the Chamber of Commerce line of said Lot No , 4; tbence Township of Salem, in thfi County Meie• Cnunty, Ohio, abd later eon- Offices, Box 46, ·· Point Pleasant. Soutb along the West line of said of Meigs, !fnd State of OJ'Iio, In veyed by Clifford M. E"ln and w. va., and sendlnt the proper Lot Nc. 4 a distance of 20 feet or Section N'o. IJ, Town No. 8 and Nona F. Ervin to Dora Roml~e lJ)' . amount of t!a&h or money order. • to the Scuth line of Lo.t No. 4: Range No .15 of the Ohio Com- deed bearing date of February ltfl 1'he Acuff unit f.eaturea A JY thence East along the. South llne pany's Purehaae, in the Villa_., of 1933, and recorded in VoL 1y2, Acuff, vocalist; _,erry Johnso'l, of Lot No . 4 a distance of 90 feet Dexter, bounded and d,escribed as Page 888 of tt.e record of d~dJ female sinter; Bi& B:l:!lhful Bro~h· or to the South East ,corner of followa:: Brelng a tract of land fllb'· of Mels:s County, Obio. er Oswald: Pap and has Jug Band: 9aid Lot No. 4; thenee North 20 six (!56) feet in width North an6 PlainUfra pttltlon further .t. Jimmy Riddle, ace Ha.rnwru~ feet to the place of bea;lnnJg. South aerosa tbe North end cf the legetl that Parcels No•. l, 2, 3, 4, player and Pianist and Fid41Jn Being the !Jame real ertate eon- followinc d,traerlbed real eatate: and t5 were appralaed In the ln.. Rowdy Forlter. veyed by JennJe L. Murray to Al- BeglnnJne 40 feet East and SOuth wntory of aald eltate at the 1um - --STOP .~T bert Romine and Dora Romine by 8% deJtee• East flve (5) fod!l of $6,800.00, and Parcel No. 8 ·J deed dated September 2, 1119, and from the South East corner of Lot wos appralled at the aum of t4,0!10. 5 recorded in Volume 120 at Pate No. 1 •• described in the plat of Plalnllll further aUeg., that 308 of the record or deeds of Meigs Martinsburg (now De:s.ter); th'nee other d•l•ndanta ... named 1o tho . County, Ohio, Albert Romine later- South 8% degrees Ea•t 11 rpdlj 11ld petition by vli'tuo of an ..PORieroy ZH E. lbbs St. conveying his Interest to Dora thence North 81¥. d_egreea Ebt ror appfrrtlnc In thO CWoctlptlon _IS Romine by deed dated November 10 rods; thence North 40\1: de~:rees in Pmel No 1 and Parcel No. ~ 1'he t.oyaJ Pals ClaiR of the 2, 1940, and reeofded In Volume West 12 ·rod• j and 2"' inehee· oj det!dt appearlnc In the chsln Church of chrilt met thi8 week at 154 at Page 618 of the records of thence- West 3 rods to the place of tltl~t. the home of Mn. l'reda Weill~ deeds of Meigs County. Ohio. beJinnlna. Jn aald petltlon, plaintiff prap 1with U:iP Mildred Hawley presld:. • Parcel No; 2: The foU<.owing deBeint the Pame real flstate · • . that the ~J.gbta, lntere•t• snd Hen• jlnl. Tbe ope_niq devOtl~llll aervlce scribed Real Estate situated itt the veyed by Mary ~aney to AlJltrt of tbe aald defendant. may bi was eondueted by ,Hn. WelUng. Tcwnship of Salem, in tbe County Romine and Dura Romllle by deed fuJly determined, ldjusted and During the bulneu meetlDI: of Meigs and State of Ohio, in dated September 6, Iil3o. and r,. proteet.d, aad &bat petl~oner mu f.l•n• were made for their •nitual Section N·o. 5, Town No. 8, Range corded In Volume 133 at Page 331 be autborl!ed and ordered to seU ee eream IIDd•l wbieh wlU be beld No. 1~ of the Ohio Company'• Pur- of tl).e record deeds .0 ! Mt1Js Ald. paree!• of real estate aecord- on Tbunday, Jub 4. at the church. chaS'e, lu the v;uage of Dexter; ~un~f, Ohio, .ttomlne later lng to tbt Aa&ute Jn. auch c..e Min MJLbel H)'tell r~ported on a Beginning Eist 40 feet and South conveylnJ bia Dora ~ made an4 provided, and for all eootl'lbutlon sent thf class by Mrs. 8% Degrees 'East 5 rods from the by deed ~J othei .P~~r orderl an.d relief Ln Don AileD, BuffalO' 'N. Y. South East corner of Lot No. \ and 1M the prenuse•. The procram Included a review tn the Village of Marthll· of deeds Said patties are required to an• from the boCJk •rwomen of the Bi· burg (now Dexter); thence South wer on or belpre the 13th. day of b)e" which. waa read by Min Haw· ley 8o/4 degrees ·East 11 rods; thenre ~~~~~~~ de. July, A. D.. 11147. North 811!,. degrees East 10 rods; ttce Sybil ' Eberabach, as ExThe bosteu 1e:netl a salad thence North 40i,i Degrees West 1 ot Salem, In the Coaant)' ecutrlx of the &tate of course to the members and these 12 rods and 2~ in.; thence West of- Meigs ·and State of Ohio, in ~cDora Romine, DeCeased perta, Mn. Clarence Archer and 3 rods to thf: place of beginning. tion No. 5. Town No. 8, and Rante Crow and Crow · i Excepting therefro.n a parcel of No. 15 of tbe Ohio CompalJY'• Pur- Attorneyi far Pl.lntlll land ft6 feet in width North and chase, bounded and deScribed as Soulh and •cross the North end of followo: Beginning 9 rOds and 8 Produ ~ the above described real estate. llnk11 South 11 degrees ~ minuter Being the same real estate con- East from the South West eorner veyed by Jennie I... Murray to AI· of Lot No. 12 of ~Unsbura (now CLEVElAND UP - Homegrow· bert--Romine and Dora Romine by Dexte:r): thence Southwardly 30 era market changes: deed dated September 2, 1919, and feet on the East slde of Rartrotd Beet~, B. Ohio 24 qf bskts and ..8" f Door Sedan. Low mileage. recorde<1 ln 1Volume 120 at Page from the el'!oter of aid ro.td· crates b!lnched 1 doz .l.lb 1.35. 308' of the tecords of d~e.ds ·or thence u roda ·alQnt the Eaft al~ . Cabbage, .s. Ohi~,J,o/4 ~.crates One loc:al o~r. h Meigs County, Ohio, Albert Ro- of said Railroad; thence Nbrth and l 3·ll bu erate~ Clomestlc, me. • mine later. conveyed his interest 68% dea;ree1 East q rodJ to a stake dlum 1.Z5-1.7:i moaUy ·t .2:J.piu; 21 Nlpl Phone !45%-5 Day PJaone 1104 to Dora Romine by deed dated where a bickor~ 8 lnche« ln dlam- qt bsJds 1.15 . Nl)vember .2, 1940, and recorded eter beara North 8$ degrees West Lettuce, 24 qt bsttJ 10 lb lear in Volume 1M .at Page 618 of the 23 links distAnt· -.t hence North .8$-1; RomaJne .75-.M; Iceber1 · 1. records of deeds of Meigs Cllunty, degrees Ea~ 26 1-odJ and 16 Ra~lshes, bunched 30'1 re4• 1.30 Ohio. to a 1take in road where an Spmach, 24 qt bskti' .90-1; few CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Parcel No. 3: The followin' deincties bears South 80 de- beat 1.25. tel S. 3rd Ave. ' Middleport Middleport scribed real estate situated ln the west 17 Un'ti dlst3rrt; tbenee Straw~ies, var_ ious vahletiea; N. 2nd Township of Salem, in the County !' degrees We.!lt 4 rodl to eratea and bskt1 16 qta good 7·8; of McigR and in ~be State of Ohio, where a buttet•nut 8 inchea poorer 6-6.50; cartons 8 qt, 3.25-/. Section No. 5, Town No, 8 ahd south 75 delffi!S West 12 · lf, 71J; poorer 2.6().3; 24: qt bskt• Range No. Hi ot the Ohio Compa. links dl:nant; tbence NOrth 19\1 fair 8-IUIS. , ny's Purchase, in the village of degi-eea West 8 fod1 to a stake in 1'omatoe•, ,ree-nbouse 8 lb bSkts n~xter. Begi nning at the South the road; thence North 37% de- medium 2.50-3; carton• 10 14 m East corner of Lot No. 1, in the Weit 18 rods to the place of paek, small flves 3.16-3.2!5 ;si.s:ea Village of three (3) 1 3. MEIGS MOTOR CO. LIVES - UVI .... .•. Phclne S!4S .............. ....-... ··, WORK ON OUR EQUIPMEHT NECES· SARY TO IMPROVE SERVICE TO YOU. *NWiaulloJlapiJIOI Los Angeles Smog? No Worry Now To Dodgers Anymore POWER WILL BE OFF FOR APPROXIMATELY 30 MINUTES 01\J SUNDA)Y" JUNE 9th. AT 5'' '7 - ........- %.: , ....... ...-. .. - syracuse, __:____ln~d_ia_-ns_ - - . ~ . ·W~ :. ._ _ in_P_ , o---=ny~=-=G=--am=-=-e-: :s-: 'l'he Bail" Sentinel Field ln. Middleweight Picture I \ • $12~·· . KITCHEN ·WITH IEAUTIFUL · NATURAL tliK:H IY 1951 Plymouth l Dr. Sed. $485 1951 Dodge 4 Dr. Sliilin . $475 1941 .C~ev. Sport $1'1$ t949 bcidllt 4 b;, .,_,. $185 ·19~1 tfudloa Hiuc_!top . . $595 tt!i4 l'iymouth .4.Dr. S.d. $995 . c,.: .. . 1955 IUI(K · · · ·· · · · · · · ·· · $2295,1955 DODGE .. · .... · .... $1895 Olnl\in [ ~- Hard T , Dynaflow, pOWfll' Steer- Cilal.o Ro 11 4. door. Modern two tone buraandy IDJ, rau.H:o. heater, whlbt walll, aad Jlnfah. ,PowerfJite. radio, beater, sharp ~tone blue lad white, one local owner. . aa 1 new one. You IJf'i lOt to see tt. ~"U:: ~~ Fori j br. s..lon · · · $9S 1t5G-De~ Club Coupe . $)95 lf$1 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedo" . $495 . · • , · . ~:~·:J; ! ·;I · ·... 1: • ,.. o.;, .' 1949·ttlidi61j l Dr. Sedan $29' 1t'7 0 _,, 4.Dr. HOan ; ... Ia., . · . w~lte 1955 OlDSMOIIU · · · · · · $2495,1954 CADILLAC .... · .... : $2495 Iuper 88 4 doa;: Hard Top. Sparklln& two tone l.J ftnlsb, famous v.a llOc:k"ll en11lne, hydramttJdlo heater. Ablolutely the cleanest Ulld car ID towD. Luxurious 4 door Sedan. Beautiful white wJth 1 ml~ blue top. aet off with lt.llmlnl whlte wall tpo!l. Power ateerlnl, power tinted l'la&a, radio, beater. Drive It today. . ~ake1, t:·tli1n. . ''' ~.---------------------~~-~ $1395 Hs) ~t,.cl. 4 Dr~ s.ct•n .. $865 ' ., . • . O O -~.+~tr'tS.::':"· ' 1••• ••• , .~ 0 O O Jet O 0 0 0 ~1~clt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I O I ftnlah, ap:u<klln11 0 0 > O tOO O , O ~•h. 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 4 O 0 0 0 0 ,· 0 0 , new eat coyera, radio, heater, like new. .. 1949 Pontioc 4 rdr. Seclon $2$,. 1952 .Mercury ..Z Dr. S.dan'$(;15 ' 1951Ford4Dr.s.don •• ~ •••••••• $4(55 ,...; ...... ~;· ~r.t ,~;-. .... t~~. wHfL .,....,..;. st.~s.ver· . •W""" 11 f1aturtf birch. lAt it~ hlp ~~~~~ • N•11 MW..:.ctual IMhWitli' ttb.i .iuf • ~.., lloun tfhr clel;....y, No oth~ lnv"t- 1 ,.ftt ~ ~·If .._,.•flh f• · yt1r l011'1_';" ·. · iiJ ,.MHI C.Mtnn to,. • IM11Na fielll, r•lltH • i S4"!i -~~ ... oloopl•t 19~3 'Piy•e~~uth Club (:,., $89; 194t Plymouth Club Cpe. $laS . "-' • .1953 Doclg• 4 Dr. Sedan . $~25 . • lJfefTIM Hlllfttld(en ~ __ e Ef.JY-+Hle•a ffl'lt.ll • Do11Wii cfed: ~hn ) . e • LAIY S~~~tft' CCitMI'I S111ooth, N~ tilde .... < L... - - · -- Po;~.-.'• • AOT,c)MAtl(f $KIL.Io.,E 'r 4rtwera~. * FRU::s, aAft!.$, sfi!Ws ·. * NO •. . $_U~~ING, NO SMQKjj(' l CHC)ICi61>AI.IiMINUMOI~~~· ' ' eoiP-~ ot AUIMINUM W III'I'IA. ' '~ • ;, , •t' '.r ~ -.I- 1.L-l.. --- ' 1141 fill • ·Hilt/ . MANY MORE Jqst · ·- $~ YolU' Favorlle (1-K Portable' Apfila!see f!elltr &VA_N.· ' ~ ' Jllddleport• J ' ,.,. ., ..... llr _ , la.irrh. - -of"""""--..-.t hilt*'<ll.twiw.t t!o.(olwd ID-. ...... jua - leo) lo loire CJW' •Qooil!crrt 'lllol" lo bellove it. We'd lib ""' to - """"" '»1 And-·. line .. the - lhe -oi'l rrn hrildo toO bolb ut Ollt - - "* - .....u..,. -b ~ qlliOu- ... lor viaftrlliiJ' ol tbe..,. S~Arowacl ~ ('nnpanl~ too, lor P*f/ri,._, And bo!p lhia ill !!>iDd all tho liolrlt: 'lhl<:b ""' ....... to .... -lblr -a-Ill . """""'iiirrl -In· JNII-- c.-, b lor thlo '-•ftON.u. trirrl. ., '! &\lddl.port ·. Ufttlto~~i c.,..,.., Co., Inc.-. Posneroy, Oldo ' · �' r • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Wddleporl, 0 ., June 7, 1957-7 Middleport Fire Dept. Association Pay!i Tribute To Mr1. t. k. Kart Sr. 8--Dai ly Pomeroy-Mid d leport, 0 ., June 7, 1957 Legal Notice POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS NOTICE 01'1 PUBLIC SALI 1 In pursuance of the order of the Pro ba le Court of Meigs Count:- , Ohio, I w1ll offer ror sale at Public Auction on the 22nd day of PHONE 398 I J une, 1957, at 10 00 o'clock A. M., at the front door of t he Meigs llATES j County Court House ,the follow· . m g descri bed real estate situated 3 teats per wOTd, om lnstrtion. Minimum dw.rge SOc.-----4 t41nll 1 in Ute Cou nt y of Meiga, State of per word for three consecutive in11ertlons. Ohio, to-wit : j PARCEL NO l · The folio win, Special - One month for 25 eents peT word. Full rate of 2 cenU. per wcrd wiU be chnr~cd for advertising 11 Real Eslatf! situated In the County Dot the t5lh of eactt~month fo lowlnl( lr_t!-!<>rlion. of Metgs,T in theh' Slater of•-1Ohio, andd -paid , . for In lx-fore Advertisi"""-Should rrporlf'd hnmedta fely. The Dwiiyn'Sentinel ,.m no'Lbe responsible for more than one incor· .n the owns IP 0 _, PlO an 1 ftot Insertion. bounded ancl descrlbet'l U Card of Thanb and SDeclal NoUcet of Events $·1.00 Obituarlel J 'ows: lt bNng part of Fractional pubUahed at 1 cut per word. Lot No. 7, Town 7 and Ranae 14. - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - - : - - - " ' Ohio Co mpany's Purchase. Begin. 1D55 rzRD ConverlitJlc wilh pow ning in the ce~ter off CFroun,~y RoaNd ( l) o N 1t·f•r ~ and torrlom<~t i c :n the South ltne h 383 1ac t10n I o. ·- ; - - - _ ____ _ - -pi nk a Ill I whtlc , prtf'e $1675.00. 1; thence ! Nort'd d eet South a ong :'!f r; Jyd,• Klthn , Tuppers Pla1n~. center I' ' o sa1 tbroa E0 t 324 .. have in lhe v1cmity or Pon.o m e of cemetery; as Cern· roy: a beautiful Spinet Ptann Oldn 0 7-l Ztp feet 11 Jon" South lineenee of sald wh1ch will he tAken hack and eter to Southeast corner ·thence will sell A• a gre at savings to CABflr.E noon. rorkrr, buffet, Y f l F.a t 'r f anyone in need of such a piano anllquc umlln •lla sta nrl , anltque N?rlh 283 eet aNongth ' 1 me 0 ." 1 d ishes. o tl L"atcr, day hcd, orn- said Ceme-tery to or eas corner, h d Write or rail for rurt er cla l !I I h l I' I I thence East 2209 teet· thence to Paul F Pfaff , Credit Adju~:~l· amenLa s ut ers, g Her, awn , W ' 445 f 1_ 45 or, c-o Heaton's Music Store, 50 mower, tnblc :~mps Phone 364. South l8 degree est , ee ' 6 7 6tc thence South 1 ~ deg. 4 ~ West North High St., co tumhu~ . Ohio. ~- __ _ 225 ft. to the South line of fraction Phone Capital 16737 Ea~y lf'rml:l L. C•. S)l l'rJt ~t a nr 1arr 1 typewn't er.· No. 7; th en,~e wes t 24231ee t along old piano acce pt.ad a!l trade in . E~xccl lent COllf1rt ·wn. '' t'll. J ed sm·d s ou lh 1·tnc t o Pace 1 fl ~Ole o 1 begin · _ _ _ ___ Webster, 206 Sprin g A\re, Pom- mng, con tai ning 34 M/100 acres ·- - - eroy. 6 7 more or ll!S'S. RIDER S WANTF.D from J'omeroy, -~ - - - - - - - RcfC'rcnce Deed : Volume 121S Kaiser ComtrucUon, 4:30- 1'wo fiix -ye<t r"uld nihil, complete. p•ge 298 ,Mei gs county Deed Rec· 11 lg . h c hatr . I'I one 8'25 I II•. 7 3tc orris, . 12:30. Call Middleport 606'i·Y. 6 7 3tp ~ ~--- __ Appra tsed Value $601).1)0. PARCEL No · ll · A ll of the fol· On and after thi 8 date, June 5, WALNIJT (linin~ t abl e extc nston 19•7, t shall n•t he "'ponsihle leavr;s llnrl pad, buHrt, chair!. lowing descri'tcd re:.l estate situ6 7 3t ated in Sc1p1o Township, Melg• " " " 1 1 !!3"6 y for debl.!t contracted by anyone _____1__e.:!H ~ __" · _ _ _e c t Oh'10 ·10 section Seven ·- oun y, • ' other than my11e!f. J PART anrl t rrf's we buy junke.J Seven, Range Fourteen, beRobert J rars Cly de V:m ('r>f>O f'V . Batl ""y gtnmng at the Northeast corner ti 5 3tp Bun Jlo:td p, unc !Hl2~Y. of a ten acre lol conveyed - - - - - -~ ·--~--~~.·_ mr_._ -· ·-. -· ·- ' -· Thom as Dye to John Bradfield by 'J'IJFJU•; Wll.L BE A DAN'' !·: FO ~ I - -- -deed r'laled December 9~h- A-I MOOSE ME-MDl-:ltS A N n Vf..:NE:TlA N BL!KDS. Match Stick p , 1848 and recor~ed m the TU.;JR GlTf'::STS AT Till·: drapr)l and -~ lwdc 'i. toll -up Porch Med rccurd~ of Meigs County, MOOSE lODGE, CO RNi':R uf<' !thAdr~. f'l oth ny lo,n, a.wniugs, Ohio, 1n Volume 13 on pages 110 SYCAMORE AND t:. M.\ 1'1 . Pore~ Val! :mcc, ~l ec~ne fana, and IJ 1 to whtch reference_ ls POM~~ROY MtJSrc HY rm: r.l l kut~J~- Dale Wrppe. Supply, he-reby mad~ for a more def1t1ite MOONLIGHTERS FREE SANIJ 2 1~ Unwn Ave., Pomeroy. t1e scri pL1on; thence Soulh forty WICHES. JUNI<: 0 AT 9 00 p _ 6 5 lmop rods; thence West forty rods; M. fl-6-3'r __ __ ~ ~ the nce Norlh forty rods; thence WAN1'FD _ Cu', ~nri colored gloss E.a st_ forty rDds_t~ the place of- be· Ht1dqU1rten for old chi na. Call 6188--M eve nings. gm mng contammr ten acres, 8am1111n1te Luggage - Lane Cedar 5 11\ tt more or less. and! is the same ten Chests - LA U Window Fans- .=-:::::c::-:::-;;:::---::----:-acre~ n! land deed!ld by George Vf· Frigidaire RefrJ1eratora. MAGIC (;lll!:t~ !;(a ll range, cheap. Bradfwl d and wife to said Harriet l1ll1r F..,-ntture, Mkldr.port, Ohio Phone tH2-X. 6 0 3te f .. 2Q t[ fO ln. Tilting Arbur bench saw ( 18) E 1 'h f WANT ADS 'I Notices I - -- -I -- -- - - - I ~tc T~wn Hawle~-. I mp oyme Wonted Mt! Ci ure and Lucinda Powell bY deed d.1ted ,Ju ly 16 1890, and recorded In Deed 11o011: No. 66 paee 102. Deed Records of Meigs Coun· ty. Ohio; the undivided half of the aforesaid ten acres , was conveyed by said Lucinda Pnwell and hut. band to Harriet McClure by deed dated April 3oth, 1891, and recOrded in Deed Book No. 71 pagn 260 and 261 of the Deed Records of Meigs County, OhlO. Abo the tollowlng deacribed Real situated in the County of In State of Ohlo, In and bounded aDd to-wit : Be· eorner acre John to Harriet McClure and Lucinda Powell ; tbence 40 rods South or to the Une between the said Geo,ae W. Bradfield .and J. s. Bradfield,· thence west (56 rods along the said line·, -thence North ~ ... n rods·, thence Ea!rt 56 rods to the •-place beginning bei:lgn ti of R 14 andd ""'1D _,c on 7 , ange • an .o.vW 7 of the Ohio Company's Purchase, containlflg 14 acres, and being the lime premise~ conveyed by Geol"ge W. Brad!J'eld and wife to sll.id liar· :riet McClure by deed dated February 6, A. D. 1891 and recorded Jn deed book No. 7 ~ pages 269 and 270 of Meigs County, Ohio. All ol 8ald foregoing Real Estate having been purchased by said Harriet McClure lonr after the death of her late bu!!-"oand Nathaniel MeClure nnd th-elore owns the feel to 4aid twen .. ty-jour acre• of land in ber own right. The first above deacrlbed plel'e containing ten (10) acres, was also willed to said HarrJ'et Mnr<Jure- and Lucinda Powell '" by their Fat~er John Bradfield by will ds ted and recorded Jn the Record of WIJls of Meigs County, Ohl 1 " k 6 10• 0 • n uoo page u. Ref<!cencc Deed: yolumo 95 pa~es 69 and 70 , Meiga County Deed Recordll. Appt.aised Value $200.00. PARCEL NO. III · The following real estate situate in the County of Melllrt. in the State of Ohio . and in the Villag~ of Harrisonville aDd bounded and deseribed as f<1Uows: The foilowJng described Town Lots in tho Village of Harrisonville, Meigs county, Ohio, to-wat: Lot No Sbcteen 06 ) Fltty feet wide and one hundr~d feet lon,, as fonnd on Ple flrat plat of said vn. !age of HUr1sonvtlle. , and 6 in . .!<linter. Roth for· $230. Also Lot No. one {lt, twenty (20) • feet wide ond one hundred feet Churles Itcuter, Pomeroy. 65 Jtp BABY SI'rTING by hour or day, long, as- round on Plat of A. Dun· LOST - on road lwtw,•cn .f rank OJ\(' II {'ll. ft. ga,<; rrft·tgel a tor, ~l'rucc 30202, Mason Vity. laps Addition to the Village of Holter and IUch Sellers fn rm, $1110 on. Onf' fivp pir>c(' oak k tl 8 3 61p JJarrisonvllle, Ohio, al' rec'lt·df!<t on Ma~ 30, )ever from Ma s8c~· Jl &rchrn !!1'\, $ 151)0. One npur1 tbt. 16th day of October, A 0., rla tractor. I<'indcr plcus'' rc · trwnt stzf' c-onk stO\'<' $1 5 ( 20 B) 1 181S8, on pages 114 in the Records lurn to FranK Holt er, lhcinr . M11ldlepnr! 6!Y75-J. fJ-(J .a;n ;;:-::-c::--::" : :SU~~ _ or Plats of aaid County of Meigs, it 6 7 3lp point 111 nli!o thr Soulhen;;t corn er Ba.:rnes-S~.nptOn lnaura.eee AleDCJ, being the same premi ~es conveyed Middleport. Fire • AuAftoNle- b)' H. J. Lee and wife to uld ltar· rLO§':':ll'lf.-...::.n:.e:-:,:~:G:::.;;;a,,,-.;;;ti.ld!irili.f,;; .p:::o;;,,r, Bonrts. Phone 8815-X 8-20-tl riett McClure by deed dated and contact Rich Qu.\lls. Phone For tuuued i:. lE' 5alc. Ref1·lgrrat o-r, recorded In ·Volume 103 page 229 8238-M. 615 atp ullllqllr rork~>r, ru gs, stu(lio FOREMo\N A: ABBOTT T.V. SER.-ol the Deed Records of said Meig1 couPh, metal w.u·drobc, miiicc iVIet; All makea Repaired by J:x- County, Ohio, to whlcb reference b11lfo.d:-;,lth a}>la)~<•uu~. MI.~~ now<'n, 741 South pert T~rt-rnict.ca. Pllone 8* Y Is hereby made. proximately $80.00, Saturday in I Fourth, l\1trlfll1•pm·t. m•ar Dairy Middle"l': ..1&:U Appral~d Value $100.00. Isle. fl-7-ttp Pomeroy. Rewar d. Mrs. Kenneth PARCEL t-.10. IV : The fint piece DeLong, Rt . I. Pomeroy. 6 4 3tp - - - - - ---·::--:::: COMP'LE'J'E tnaur1n"' Proteetion, --- -J AlumlnQm comhtnntlon storm and Llfa, Autc·. Fire, Polio. Oall Do!l i• described as follows, to-wit: amen wtndnwo a no door<. Steel The following real estate altuate Mills, Mitldlcport, Ohlo. and alumtnum awning~:~ and canIn the County of Melp and State :-::=-- opies. Ctt!l William Radford, (21) of Ohio and bounded aa follows : 11. H. liAWLINGS SONS CO. - 2t Uort .Spri•lJo:l. G 2 lmop. Begir~niDJ at tbe Southeast corner bour Mfrl!:tlter Service. Day :7-;-::-;:--;-;:;·l of Fr~Uon No. 7 In Sclplo Town· ~=-=:· -·­ Phoot tim. Niaat Phone GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and HOUSE, 8 rooms and , 1~ ahlp, County tnd S4Jte aforesaid, 8009-K. DODGE • P!.YW>UTII Sorvl(~e . R. A. Finlaw, 1512 E. a,.cres, Pomeroy, out of blgb U.ence North 102 l'<tds; -thence DE.\L.US. ~..,6 II Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tt water. Cali 336-X or 938-M. W-ert 12 rodt; thence west 32 dee 4 8tp ffee SOt.ttb 3ft rou, thence We~t ----~ (81 1141 Fnr Rent c--:-c:-:-· 14 dtlrtt' Soutb :W rods: thenee SIX ROOMS and bath $4500.00. Wed -'0 deree Soutb 24 rods; 19M MERCURY 2 dr. "Hard-top " ElnHT ROOM DwelJing, Mwly thence we 1 11 degree south 20 Manning KIOJes, 11ft Cpe. .1.39&.00. Mcreurymatlc, t.eeoratc(l Inside and out, larlilc 1harp appearance, sound me• rods; thence South 23 degree Weat lot, within II min. walk f.rom Ul rods llnta; thence Ea1t 30 ebanlcally, Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. Court House. · A . N. Bengel, 1 roda; thence South 40 roda; tbenee ft 1 01< Pomeroy. Phone 310..M. 6 ~ tf Good Qoaa Uaed C.. Ellt 71 rodl, 17 llDJ!o tq pia.., of AIIIIIU01 aad MOtloll beolnnlng, onntalnl., allout forty Ji1URNISHED apartment, sleeplll!f 19M PONTIAC 8 eyl. dl• . 2 dr. room. l"all 376. 6-tl-3tc "~IT (40) '""· more o~ le,r, and lo Sedan. ,1 ,00~.00 Oriathal blue METRO r-: " part of Frac~lon No. 7, Scipio finl1h, we've 1ervlced alnce new. AUTO _ Townablp,'' Melli· · Ctunt)', Ohio, 6 7 Ole APARTMENT, 3 room1, bath. 1D8 Blaet.tnar's, Pomeroy. •• , •• and except the -eoal that wq Mulbtlrry Avo., Zana Baxter. !'"•!rvJod by Jacob Davis when said e. 4 stp 19118 BUJtK Special 4 dr. Sadan. wao de.e dedoby uld Dovla to Uote.oo. orlslnol llnlr h, ownod by HOUSE ANO LARGE LOT on ILU: WIARD . Dunlap,. deed ·dated January 3, Dfltl of our mechanics. BIAett· Water St. In Syracuse, $33.00 per j ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;.;:11131. Jllf'l, Pomeror. 8 7 6tt The second pltce 11 deacrlbed month. Call 432 Pomeroy. as followr, lp-wltt• Tbe following 19tltl OLDSMOBILE Super "88". Extonllon !.a~, · 11\'BUBANC:B AGENCY real estate 1ltuate In the Townahip f.2~00. Hard.top, power Jteet· Fw Rent ol Scipio, County of • Meip and Sc•lfold b.lardo, Drop . Cloiht. lilro, AY-blle, H Jn1, ••te1. Hydrtmltlt. Bllett· State of Obio, in Fraction 1, Tawn CUntoo P'l•hor, loliddloport ACCIIIINt 6 . 7 6lc .nat'I1_: Pomeroy. 'f, Range 14 oUhe Ohio Compsny'a · Phone ~lt.' n 111 W.. Ciooartr Purchase, bealnninr;approx.lmatel)t 1111' PONTJAC V8 2 dr. Sedan. ror l'OIIt -:-i;'; ,,rlo ..,upape.· 1M rods East of the Southweat .,:.215.00. 3.800 mllt'll, this elf ll•omer. Clinton FW.,," ,Mldo · lo MIDDLIPOIIt, DIIIO torner of aald FrJetton, whleh :1'1.11 oev,W been sold. Blaettnar'a, dleport, Ph. 112Q.ll . ', lloUI 61PHONII tall of a I).'Jrtel of real estat~ conveyed Pomeroil. o 1.. lite by Henry McClure. et al., by deed dated February 8, 1170; · and re1101 P'ORJ) V8 Parldanc Station oOTded in Volume M page 454, Wa1on. Q ,l9S.OO. Fnrdomatlc , • Moi&a Count)• Deed RO<ordr; · fuJir ei;Julpped, most Deluxe of Thenee ElM 'e-t rodl; thence North Deluxe~ Blaetthar'•, Pomeroy ' ~"" 40 !1>"': .thence · West 19 rods; • 6761< 111& llloollil1 tbeneo , SOuthweat to the place of 7 7 w"o"'M " A:N7"1o-r -g-eneral housework, .._ It, ,, ""c'"a'"i;~ beJ'InNnr, contalnlnt • 21.1 acres, -t In famHy, Soe Clarence wou, . more ozo.leaa. Savt and ~tcept the e I LOSr=NnvY - ~ol d and conve)'ed trom uid rut estite but includint LotJ ~. 6 and 1~ in the Village of Harrisonvllle. These two parcels contain 1ixtytwo acres, more or leas and areal· ~o known as the Dunlap Farm. Appraised Value $1200.00. Said premlsta are appraiae.d aa shown above and must be- sold for not les., than two--thhW of iaid appraised value. The terms of the o>ale are cub ID hand on delivery of ,deed. Said real estate will be offered for sale as separate parcels and a whole. 118 Dale M. Dutton, Exe:utor of the Ettate uf Merrill . McClure, Dect' J&ed. Webster & Fultz Attoraeya for Executor (5- 24.31 (6), 7, 14, f.te Lega/ NOfi•Ce Sharifvt " Stlt 01 ... , lst.A••• The tt1t1 of Ohio, Melt• County c~ Pie" Court Ralston Purlf\1 C01np41ny ¥t. Flrmtrl Fuel & Supply, Inc., ..c. Case No. , & 12 31 d In pursuance of an or er o1 S'a 1e of realeotate:in the above entitled a~Jon to m•t' d~r'..ted as Sherlff "~ of Melp Co., I will offer f.;,r pubUc auction at door of Court Houae, Pomeroy, Ohio, in the above nam· ed eounty on Monday, June 10, . 19~. at 10:00 a. m. the fo 11 OWIRg described real estate, situated in County of MeJ'"s, state of Ohio, • Township of Sutton, to--wit: The following described prem· ,·sea, situated In tbe ""'wnshlp of .o.v Sutton, county of and State of Ohlo: The lollowing real estate in 160 ucre Lot No. 1223, In Sutton Township, Meigs county, Ohio, and bounded a11d descnbed as follows; Be,iim;ing North 911./S feet and West 3-10 feet from the Southwest corner of Section No. 31, on the North line of a 51 1cre tr act now or formerly owned b:r the Rase HHI Coal Company described ln deed to it from Pittsburgh Con· soUdation Coal Company, dated November 10, 1950, and recorded in book Ul7, at Page 181, of the Deed Record! of Meigs county, 0 ., thence West 381 feet; thence North 180 West 76 fent to the Southeast corner of Roy Arms 0.37 aero lot on top of a rock cliff; thenc~ S. 87 deg. West 140 l"t to the East side of stare Route No. 12-t, 20 feet from the t!le'reof and running parnlleland 25 feet North of a brick store building; thence seuth 2!1 deg. 41J' East 131J feet along the Ea1 t slde of State Route Melg~, ~nter No. 124, tbeoee South 20 de&ree, 25' East 31$ h!et alone the_E.ut •Ide of State Route No. 124; t ben c e North 6'1 degree 15' East 400. teet :runnin1 tb:rou.a:h a point 2:S feet Northerly of a mine openi.na:; thence Nartb 248 feet to the place of beginning, eontainlna 3.66 acres; excepting and reaerv. ing to the RoGe·Hill C?al Compaoy its succesaors and asd&nJ, all eo.:tl, oU, gas and other mint:rall underlying the aoU, witb tbe riJht to enter on said prerolaea prospect. explore and drill tor, and mine, excavate and rtmove the same with all ftUIChi,n,cry, appJiances, fb.tures and thmgs DeetllatY or convenient therefor, and allo a right Df way over, acrasa and upon a road running along: the Weft erly aide thereof 11 deseribed in the deed hereinafter referred to. And being the ~arne property Co conveyed by the Rose Htll aJ Compony to Farmers Feed aod Supply, deed _dated Jane 22, 19"1,Inc., andbyrecorded in Book. apply for prequalifieatlon with the depar~.ent at leAst 10 days before the date set to open bids. Information .p ertaining thereto, and preQualifying blanks may be obtained from the Hit:hway Credit Exam· iner, 450 East Town St., Columbus, Ohlo. Bidtling forms wiJI bt forwarded from t}le Purchasing Officj) upon requtst. The Direct~r ' reserve! the :right to reject any and e.U bids and to waive technlcalltles. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS G't'Orge J. Thormyer, STATE OF OHIO Director of HighwaysActing DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Stat. Highway PYrchaalnct OHic• (5) 31, (6) 7, 2tc . Unit Price C..Wrect Sealed proposals wUl be reoThe, Flrsl and FlnC!il ceived from prequalifled bidders 1 Of Its Kind · at tbe State Highway Purchasing Office, Room 808, Oblo Depart. menlo Bldgs., Columbus, Ohio, un·'~06L'~R til 11:00 A. M. ' Eastern Standard 1 Time, Monday, June 17, 191)7, fot' furnishing all fllrvices, labor, materlal and equipment necessary to , recondition ex.lsting surfaces: and base by acarifying, pulverizing, Qiiicx SERVJC!I ''I" w• c.. · pa&lnJ hy l'Mtllr)' · ·rralood watchmaker, Q)tl'NS JEWE. ~8. Pom....,., i'; ·~ 1~ ltADIO • TEU\'1!1101! SSllvroi!:. Phono tJQ, CWaM;' Appllanoo . .~:t ll$ w. j,l:illi qt., p~·· ' IICaAI' IliON - MIT"'4 OHIO VAL~IY JUNK CO. ,_.,. b~n *l Hot Shot $59.95 ' CLELANDS APPLIANCE ~ 'Ill - Portable Radio iJ· * Lan'l:ern Telephone * li ~~ ... WERNER RADIO · "Where Radio and TV Is A luslnett, Not A SldallneH , H. 2nd Ave. Middleport NECESSARY ---:. Mr. Middleport BPW C..fub To Obset¥e llth AtlnivefSCity Middleport BPW 1 U SOe The· Hiddleporl SurineR •nc1 PrbfeJaiOJ\11 Wol'lteft'J Club wrll celebrate lb."'ir ete•enth annivl·,·lbey havf tbelr m®thlr djn net thy bav~ tbefr motilhly d mwr meetina: at the P'lrst Presbyternu: Church. Mrs. ~•l eY Fry, presJden_l. 1'!111 pla!Jned Guest Night for thi 'l nr on tJ 1 snd members are requt· ~ l­ ed tc.. lJ, trif gutsts to the meet· in g. The protram wlH include SPl'· :: 1~1 music planned by Mu. El· !wl Chapman and Mrs. Clarenr~ Lacey t~ nd a technlcolor movm g p;tm·e ·'Ohio, USA" shown ,th11.1 the ('fforts of Luella Jenklnsor, whflse husbancl , Allen J cnkln~cn is ass(odated with t h~ SOHIO C(• · producer!! of the film. ~1i ~~10~.<4- ., UPRIGHT OR CHEST TYfE FREEZ~ERS • LIL ABNEJI f¥ t 12231 OW iF Soci·e~.y n ". , ....,..... "'"'•.""•..·,•--· .J· --.-- _, ID · Blrbara _Nieboll. is rs. R. E Levin , Columbuli, S M Who . ' Ia._ the tum. jo4:ti til thli Loi Anjelu ''bot Po·.MElt'OY - Q.tr"ltiiti. ddJeport <4 (lntf'JI'"IIalioMlJ. _ SOCIETY ' w. CL t . M er ee 1ng Held Th ·dGy .;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i~~§;;~~~;;;;~~;,;;~~~§;~~:;:;;~~:lj T' RA ' p sHoo·T ' HAMS and BEEF Sundov June 9 1 I .;" "'k W .. LTOU f •RM PEANUTS BJD. ANDJid.. I, n f o r m Miss Judy Hill of Williamstown, Va. is the guest of Miss Sandra Kay hlgraham. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mescher a~d (C::arltlnued Frem Pqe OM) t- • son Mike have returned to theu meeting. i1Qp 1 ho~e GrUndy Va. , ofter a visit with her mDth~, Mrs:. Fannie Kas. Tuesday , September 3, Classes , lJfS par, M1nersvtlle. begin. Fl"ida_v, October 11, End of First EvangeUne cilapter, OES, met Edward Parker ol Cleveland six weeks, 2 days taught. Thursday at the MUonic Temple visited recently with his parents, Monday, Octol)er 14, Begin see- with Mrs. Willis Anthony, Worthy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parker Sr., ond six weeks. Matron, and Allen Hughes, Worthy Minersville. _,.-~ Fri.d8)', October 23, Teachers' Patron, presiding. S.·Sgt. and Mt's. William A. RigMeeting, Athens, s,chool closed. Plan..- werp discu~sed for 1 pic--- don and sister of Little Rock, Ark., Friday: No~m)jer 22, End of nic to be held jn JUly and a tenta- were recent guests of Mr. and_ Mrs. bake sale. Walter Baker and sons, Mmer<J· second SII weeks, 58 days tauglll:. Monday, November 25, Begin Invitations to attend the Point ville. • third six weeks. Pleasant chapter on June 17, and Mr. and Mr~. Ran Might of Rut· " Thursday, November 28, Thanks- the thirly·sixth anniversary of the land visited Thursday with Mr. glvi":g, school closed. Ches;hire Chapter on June 21 were and Mrs. Ch&rles Buck. Fr1day, November 29, school received. Twenty-ftve year pins MI. and Mrs. Willard Ebersbach closed, will also be pt't'sented at Cheshire. and daughters visited Wednesday FrJday, Decem~r 20, Begin A Kentucky-Ohio Fellowship Night with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck. Mr . and Mrs. Guy Mor,ris and Christmas Vaeahon lit close of will be held in Cincinnati on Sept. school day. • 7. sons, Middletown, who were here Mond.ay, - necember 30, Schools ~ During . thj(.tneetiog the altar, to attend_~he funeral of ~er gra~~-open. was.di8.ped for Past Grand Patron, mother, Afi-s. WeHs, were guests of 1 Mr. and Mrs . Roy Riffle, Rock . Friday, Ja.1ua~y 10, End or third George Mitchell. SIX weeks, 29 days taught. At the close of the meeting re· Springs Re»~d . Melvin RiffJe of Columbutl ~s Monday, January 13, Begin 4th fresbments were served by Mrs. SIX week!. Denver Rice, Mrs. Theo Neutzlina: a gUest of his parents, Mr. and Friday, Ft"bruary 21 , Teachers and Mrs. James Pullen. Mrs. Roy Riffle. Meeting, school closed. End of 4th Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Shaeffer of TRADfl! FOR TWOGOOD Columbus were recent guests of six Weeks, 115 ddy9 taught. Monday, February 24, Begin NEW YORK UP _ The New Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blackston and fifth six weeks York Giants Thursday traded a .family . l"riday, April 4 e nd of fifth six "high draft choice" in next seaMr . .and Mrs. Bernard i Nebon weeks, 14:11 daylii tauglH, son's annual NatJonal Football and children, Betty and Bonnie, Monday, April 7, Begin sixth six League draft to the Los Angeles and Mrs. Lena Evans of Charleston weel:s. · Rams for bckle Charley Two- were recent ~uest1 of Mr. and Mrs. Mc nday, May 19, last ds.y of good. Twogood, who played his Arlee Abbott, Rock Springs. Mrs. Albert Smith, who underschool ; 176 c1uys taught, 2 days collegiate ball at the Universitv of teacherJI meetlnjs. l'otal 1'78 1 days, Ne-braska, 1s a six-year veteran in went surgery at Holzer Hospital , Monday, is convalekclng nicely. i Mr. and \t:rs, Herman Burt of Rockland were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, Marvin ' Burt and family. .MI.. ~ue Lehew of Mason, w.. Va., visited Wednesday with MlSs Anna Ebersbach. 1 Percy L Peoples and his Wife have gone to Columbus for a few 1 P.M. TIU.. DARK days to visit their son, Leland. Mr. and Mrs-. Harold Blacksto 1 ..,._.. " · ,.. "" eniertained with a picnle supper Ne~ Cheater recently at their ,JJ,ome, ftork PUBLIC "OitDIALLY INVITED Springs Road. Pre90nt were ll!r. UnusuaI Changes E ' VangeI'lne OES r AIIIL1 bus, ~r~nd Mrs. w :tbur & il <''" and daughter, Ruth ~nn , Mr. ;~nd Mrs. Charles Spence~, the ho ·-t• and children, Sherrie ::m d BobhJ ·=~:7.';;;::;;:=:~~::~~"~~~~:::='-~~~~~~~~~n:d._:Mr~•::·_F:_:· .. have 118rtt0fore' ,.. Flashlight * . Hearing Aid STIRRING ISN',T Real Iafata Broker c:-:..., PORTABLE AIR !~ w - 1.. i;;.r;.. Jr., Oheater,aUer IS:OO P. 8M.8 Sic I::;;;;~;;;~:::'! loti I E. M1ln St. PhoM Pomeror, Ohio Ro4n•r Downlna ~. Farm Pack Legal Notice 1' ....,... :::C.::.· ... · Farm and Home addre!ls is Pomeroy, Ohio has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estatt: of Leo Raub, decca!!ed, late of Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio Dpted thls 17th day of May 1957. John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohlo (5) 24. 31 (6 )7, 3tc "N ----- CHEVROLET BATTERIES Auto Soles ( 17) Help.Won.._, ~- 1956 (~) Reo I Estate a'I'IOIIWI. Harold Howe:ll, 22, Downing to l arrested Thursday and jailed by Sheriff Robert C. Harte nbach, on a non-support charge will appear in Justtce of Peace ft. E. Grindley's eourt Friday night. MEIGS MOTOR CO. (8b I Auto Services - HOWELL CITED $1795 --- I " Propo~al No. 1 R. 680, See. 9.70 Pt., 1~.2~ and 16.23 Meigs Count)',. Ohlo Length 16,790 Ft., 3.18 Mi., Width 18 ft. Completion dale : August 15, 1957: S. Clarence DeWeese, 41 , Middle-pori arrested by Patrolman Gll~ey on charges of Intoxication was in M i ddJ ~ port jaH today awaiUng hearing before Mayor C. 0 . Fisher tonight at 8. The bidder must Submit with . bi1 bid a certified check in the amount of $1,1M.OO. The minhnum wage to be paid Del Ray Coupe, 6 cyl. Low to all labor employed on tbis conmileage. One careful local ownend tract shall be in aceordamce with er. (.1 Was U99$ 173, at Page 29rt ,of Deed Recorda the Sc}Jedule of Prevailing Hourly Wage Rates Ascertained and Deof Meigs County, Ohio. NOW Said premises appralaed at $10,- termined by the Department of d I b ld I I 1..\XI.OO an canno e en or esa Industrial Rr=lations appUcable to the State Highway Department im· than % of appraisement. provements in accordance with Robert r.. J.lll'-tenbach Sec. 411!1.03, 4115.04, 4115.05 (Sher1' II) 41Ht06 and flU5.07 of the Revised •. Sh ee 1 Ha !I'd 1 ay-.... Code of Ohio . N. 2nd 1 Middleport Attorney Belore issuing a purchase order 10, 17, 24, 31, (6) '7, 5tc lhe successful bldder will be re.' . _ quired to furnish bond In an e rt h 11 1 th NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT amount quawork. o one a o e cost of the . lst•tt of LH R.u~ Occ.•Md -. · for Notice is hereby given Ho bert J. Raub whose .Posttbat Oftice Prequafiflratlon: thddertl must -- ------- ijjPjjo~njj>ejjroj~Y·~·~·~···= llaulina: and incorporatinr •eveate, bin~er soU, water and aootum cllloride (furnlahed by the State) miXln£ compacting, reshapina: anel adjustina: to uoiform grade and croi8 section and applying bituminous prime eoat and · teal. Standard SpeclfieaU ~na of the State of Ohio Dep,.-tment of High· ways dated Jan. 1. 19G'7, and Conatruction Procedure for Modified Stablized Base Course, Rev. April 22, 1957 shall govern these improvement&. Charlei Murray , preaideot ol the had placed the mitals of Ditk Middleport P'ire Department A &· Kat'l' and Leona l\lltllit - later aociation, paid Mrs. c. R. Karr Sr., Mrs. Karr- endrcled In a beart. a sincere and deserved tribute on She also thanked the firemen for Thurlday evenln1 a1 he acted u lhe1r surprise gift recently of a spoke1man for the department day'1 worlt at the Karr_'l farm when they ~urprised her wilb a where they arc remodcbna the gill at the dinner they gave ror hou11e praperutory to movin1 11 her !loon tn pD8111ble. Mra. Karr thought the dlnner She concluded her !llhort tall was a family dinner for \he lire- with un inviutlon for the group to men and their families and at the visit tht'Y uf tcn at their farm clo~e of the meal, wblcb was pre- home. . Tht' m.ked ham dmner was ptepared b!; members of the Auxil· iary, Murray, who was ani1ted by I pared 11nd served , by t he AuUIIS. T. RuiieU, presented 11er rt'ith ! ary and Lhe menu mcluded tom~tQ a oil paintin 11 of an 'a utumn scene juice, mashed potatoe1, 11ravy, by Miss Daiaie Saunders, well- ham, succotash, cold slaw, ro.1111, known local artist. reli sh plate11, iced tea , coffee and The pain ling is a copy of one a de ~ert course . of anJel food made by Miss Saunders for Mrs. rAke . Ice cream and strawberries. S. T. Russell whlth has been f!d· Tbe ble.ssint was asked by .Mrs. 0 . mired by Mrs. Karr and will be E. McKmley. ~aced in the Karr's farm home on Members and gueatt were ?da. :Naylor's Run Hi11 . 11 is 2'7 x 39 and yor C. 0 . Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. M,.urframed in light wood. ray and son, Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. In the brief talk given by Mur- learr and granddaughter, Pol~y ray when h.e presented the paint- An~ Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. DaYld ing, he said that Mrs. Karr had the Ohimger and Sandra and Susan, "g-reatest personality" of anyone he Mr. and Mrb. Jack •Bechtel and knew and that she lh·ed the Gold- Sara, Mr. and Mrs. Russell MUb en Rule every day. She has been and James Russell, Mr. and Mrs:. at the Village Hall ,apartmeat for John Vromaa and John . . the past ten yecrs and had charge Robert F~sher. Tom MJ,lls, Mu. or fire , emergency and pollee calls James Damtols and Je!-'ntfer and and bas constantly lot! owed tho Lynn , Mr .. and Mrs. Donald M!Ua Biblical injunction to "Feed the and Cynthia and Sherman, Mr. and hungrr and help the poor". Mrs. Harold ~inkle and Debby, Mr. The Fire Department have never and Mrs. Dav1d Jenkins and Duld, Jacked the eorr-ect directionS" tor "k and · Mrs. Gerald Anthony and ~ny call mad~ through Mrs. Karr Barbara. and when they r.eturned from riljht ~r. nod _ Mrs-; X,hamaa Darst, Rayealls - eapecially in the winter mood itloes, and Mrs. s. T. were apt to find ebftee sandwiches Ru:'isell, Mr. und Mrs. Robert Mesoup, etc, prepared f~r- tbem . Elhlnny and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Karr upressed her ainCere 0. E. M~Kinley, Mr. and Mrs. Howthanks for the gift which_ carrieJ a a':<' Oatley, Mr. and Mrs. Way,ne personal touch on one of the Gibbons and Evelyn, Mr. and M~•treei in the picture, Mis!l Saunders Emmet Shuler, Mrs. o. P. Klem, Mrs. E. s. Schaaf THE SMITH E. Shaeffer, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry tovtor and family . Mr. and Mrs. L. D. White, To~anda, Kansas, who hue not vtsited heft for the ~alrt fifty-two years Were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Picken_s and thelatter's brotilers and ststers and othMerrs.reRlaotib'',~'t· Odlebee and chil., dren. and Mn. s. M. Pyle, Connellville, Pa., are vlslting Mr. and Mrs. Will!am LOwe. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony , Mr . and Mrs. Gerald Anthony and daughter, s 3rbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert have returr.ed from a fishing trip near Tar Hoilow . Sidney Pickens, who fell at his home four weeks ago, is confine:d to his bed. Mr. Picken~ broke h1s right ankle and the big toe on his left r~ot in the fall Lalll'y swift, M?rfS, Norfolk, Va., spent the wf'ek e-nd with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Swift. Mrs. R. S White left Thursday far a visit in Akron. She accompanied Mr and Mrs. N. S. White, Akron and Mrs. Florence Hanny, Buiralo, N. Y .. who had been visiting at her home. • Linda Fierjng, who is. a graduate of the ClhS's o( 1957 at MHS, is employed at the Middleport e~~tchalilie of , the Genera! Telephbn e Co mpany. Patrolman Everett Bostic, who is ·a patfent at Holzer Hospital, is repot'ted as improving. George Siddell Jr., Hyannis, Mass., is vi si ting his Iinncee, Jean Smarl, at the home of 9er parents, Mr. and }'[rs Paul Smart. l.CXJK'&j: AU<E, ONLY M06T OF 'EM Q0 Tup· pers PJ.ains Several rro m here attended the Chicken supper at Ro ·It: Springs Mondsy night . Margaret Russell and dnught,.r and Lturetla Baughman of Nelsonville spent "the weekend with Carrie Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. tl;mile Matlar k of Lanca-ster were vbitlng her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Frost Sunday. Mrs, lla Stone and son Gene of Vlenns, W. Va., ant'! Mrs. Ila Fa1 Kimes of Athens were guests u' Mra. Lelia Fulton, Decoration. Wllliam -Hosttle underwent su-rg~:ry at St. Joseph Hospital .- t Parkersburg Monday . Mr. ani Mrs. Rq.bert llartenbach of Pome~y spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rol~nd Tor- ~ MIL.f!: ~ AND JU9l' 1 CollJ-m_-~re~n~e~e:•~nd~l~am~ll~Y~·L1rz-~ '"Ofl: HOW T'QET gyJ 0' HERf: -.. EVEFN PASSAGE 1 NANCY I KNOW HOW TO MAKE HER GO OUT AND RUN HAU: A iE!f" ... �' r • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Wddleporl, 0 ., June 7, 1957-7 Middleport Fire Dept. Association Pay!i Tribute To Mr1. t. k. Kart Sr. 8--Dai ly Pomeroy-Mid d leport, 0 ., June 7, 1957 Legal Notice POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS NOTICE 01'1 PUBLIC SALI 1 In pursuance of the order of the Pro ba le Court of Meigs Count:- , Ohio, I w1ll offer ror sale at Public Auction on the 22nd day of PHONE 398 I J une, 1957, at 10 00 o'clock A. M., at the front door of t he Meigs llATES j County Court House ,the follow· . m g descri bed real estate situated 3 teats per wOTd, om lnstrtion. Minimum dw.rge SOc.-----4 t41nll 1 in Ute Cou nt y of Meiga, State of per word for three consecutive in11ertlons. Ohio, to-wit : j PARCEL NO l · The folio win, Special - One month for 25 eents peT word. Full rate of 2 cenU. per wcrd wiU be chnr~cd for advertising 11 Real Eslatf! situated In the County Dot the t5lh of eactt~month fo lowlnl( lr_t!-!<>rlion. of Metgs,T in theh' Slater of•-1Ohio, andd -paid , . for In lx-fore Advertisi"""-Should rrporlf'd hnmedta fely. The Dwiiyn'Sentinel ,.m no'Lbe responsible for more than one incor· .n the owns IP 0 _, PlO an 1 ftot Insertion. bounded ancl descrlbet'l U Card of Thanb and SDeclal NoUcet of Events $·1.00 Obituarlel J 'ows: lt bNng part of Fractional pubUahed at 1 cut per word. Lot No. 7, Town 7 and Ranae 14. - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - - : - - - " ' Ohio Co mpany's Purchase. Begin. 1D55 rzRD ConverlitJlc wilh pow ning in the ce~ter off CFroun,~y RoaNd ( l) o N 1t·f•r ~ and torrlom<~t i c :n the South ltne h 383 1ac t10n I o. ·- ; - - - _ ____ _ - -pi nk a Ill I whtlc , prtf'e $1675.00. 1; thence ! Nort'd d eet South a ong :'!f r; Jyd,• Klthn , Tuppers Pla1n~. center I' ' o sa1 tbroa E0 t 324 .. have in lhe v1cmity or Pon.o m e of cemetery; as Cern· roy: a beautiful Spinet Ptann Oldn 0 7-l Ztp feet 11 Jon" South lineenee of sald wh1ch will he tAken hack and eter to Southeast corner ·thence will sell A• a gre at savings to CABflr.E noon. rorkrr, buffet, Y f l F.a t 'r f anyone in need of such a piano anllquc umlln •lla sta nrl , anltque N?rlh 283 eet aNongth ' 1 me 0 ." 1 d ishes. o tl L"atcr, day hcd, orn- said Ceme-tery to or eas corner, h d Write or rail for rurt er cla l !I I h l I' I I thence East 2209 teet· thence to Paul F Pfaff , Credit Adju~:~l· amenLa s ut ers, g Her, awn , W ' 445 f 1_ 45 or, c-o Heaton's Music Store, 50 mower, tnblc :~mps Phone 364. South l8 degree est , ee ' 6 7 6tc thence South 1 ~ deg. 4 ~ West North High St., co tumhu~ . Ohio. ~- __ _ 225 ft. to the South line of fraction Phone Capital 16737 Ea~y lf'rml:l L. C•. S)l l'rJt ~t a nr 1arr 1 typewn't er.· No. 7; th en,~e wes t 24231ee t along old piano acce pt.ad a!l trade in . E~xccl lent COllf1rt ·wn. '' t'll. J ed sm·d s ou lh 1·tnc t o Pace 1 fl ~Ole o 1 begin · _ _ _ ___ Webster, 206 Sprin g A\re, Pom- mng, con tai ning 34 M/100 acres ·- - - eroy. 6 7 more or ll!S'S. RIDER S WANTF.D from J'omeroy, -~ - - - - - - - RcfC'rcnce Deed : Volume 121S Kaiser ComtrucUon, 4:30- 1'wo fiix -ye<t r"uld nihil, complete. p•ge 298 ,Mei gs county Deed Rec· 11 lg . h c hatr . I'I one 8'25 I II•. 7 3tc orris, . 12:30. Call Middleport 606'i·Y. 6 7 3tp ~ ~--- __ Appra tsed Value $601).1)0. PARCEL No · ll · A ll of the fol· On and after thi 8 date, June 5, WALNIJT (linin~ t abl e extc nston 19•7, t shall n•t he "'ponsihle leavr;s llnrl pad, buHrt, chair!. lowing descri'tcd re:.l estate situ6 7 3t ated in Sc1p1o Township, Melg• " " " 1 1 !!3"6 y for debl.!t contracted by anyone _____1__e.:!H ~ __" · _ _ _e c t Oh'10 ·10 section Seven ·- oun y, • ' other than my11e!f. J PART anrl t rrf's we buy junke.J Seven, Range Fourteen, beRobert J rars Cly de V:m ('r>f>O f'V . Batl ""y gtnmng at the Northeast corner ti 5 3tp Bun Jlo:td p, unc !Hl2~Y. of a ten acre lol conveyed - - - - - -~ ·--~--~~.·_ mr_._ -· ·-. -· ·- ' -· Thom as Dye to John Bradfield by 'J'IJFJU•; Wll.L BE A DAN'' !·: FO ~ I - -- -deed r'laled December 9~h- A-I MOOSE ME-MDl-:ltS A N n Vf..:NE:TlA N BL!KDS. Match Stick p , 1848 and recor~ed m the TU.;JR GlTf'::STS AT Till·: drapr)l and -~ lwdc 'i. toll -up Porch Med rccurd~ of Meigs County, MOOSE lODGE, CO RNi':R uf<' !thAdr~. f'l oth ny lo,n, a.wniugs, Ohio, 1n Volume 13 on pages 110 SYCAMORE AND t:. M.\ 1'1 . Pore~ Val! :mcc, ~l ec~ne fana, and IJ 1 to whtch reference_ ls POM~~ROY MtJSrc HY rm: r.l l kut~J~- Dale Wrppe. Supply, he-reby mad~ for a more def1t1ite MOONLIGHTERS FREE SANIJ 2 1~ Unwn Ave., Pomeroy. t1e scri pL1on; thence Soulh forty WICHES. JUNI<: 0 AT 9 00 p _ 6 5 lmop rods; thence West forty rods; M. fl-6-3'r __ __ ~ ~ the nce Norlh forty rods; thence WAN1'FD _ Cu', ~nri colored gloss E.a st_ forty rDds_t~ the place of- be· Ht1dqU1rten for old chi na. Call 6188--M eve nings. gm mng contammr ten acres, 8am1111n1te Luggage - Lane Cedar 5 11\ tt more or less. and! is the same ten Chests - LA U Window Fans- .=-:::::c::-:::-;;:::---::----:-acre~ n! land deed!ld by George Vf· Frigidaire RefrJ1eratora. MAGIC (;lll!:t~ !;(a ll range, cheap. Bradfwl d and wife to said Harriet l1ll1r F..,-ntture, Mkldr.port, Ohio Phone tH2-X. 6 0 3te f .. 2Q t[ fO ln. Tilting Arbur bench saw ( 18) E 1 'h f WANT ADS 'I Notices I - -- -I -- -- - - - I ~tc T~wn Hawle~-. I mp oyme Wonted Mt! Ci ure and Lucinda Powell bY deed d.1ted ,Ju ly 16 1890, and recorded In Deed 11o011: No. 66 paee 102. Deed Records of Meigs Coun· ty. Ohio; the undivided half of the aforesaid ten acres , was conveyed by said Lucinda Pnwell and hut. band to Harriet McClure by deed dated April 3oth, 1891, and recOrded in Deed Book No. 71 pagn 260 and 261 of the Deed Records of Meigs County, OhlO. Abo the tollowlng deacribed Real situated in the County of In State of Ohlo, In and bounded aDd to-wit : Be· eorner acre John to Harriet McClure and Lucinda Powell ; tbence 40 rods South or to the Une between the said Geo,ae W. Bradfield .and J. s. Bradfield,· thence west (56 rods along the said line·, -thence North ~ ... n rods·, thence Ea!rt 56 rods to the •-place beginning bei:lgn ti of R 14 andd ""'1D _,c on 7 , ange • an .o.vW 7 of the Ohio Company's Purchase, containlflg 14 acres, and being the lime premise~ conveyed by Geol"ge W. Brad!J'eld and wife to sll.id liar· :riet McClure by deed dated February 6, A. D. 1891 and recorded Jn deed book No. 7 ~ pages 269 and 270 of Meigs County, Ohio. All ol 8ald foregoing Real Estate having been purchased by said Harriet McClure lonr after the death of her late bu!!-"oand Nathaniel MeClure nnd th-elore owns the feel to 4aid twen .. ty-jour acre• of land in ber own right. The first above deacrlbed plel'e containing ten (10) acres, was also willed to said HarrJ'et Mnr<Jure- and Lucinda Powell '" by their Fat~er John Bradfield by will ds ted and recorded Jn the Record of WIJls of Meigs County, Ohl 1 " k 6 10• 0 • n uoo page u. Ref<!cencc Deed: yolumo 95 pa~es 69 and 70 , Meiga County Deed Recordll. Appt.aised Value $200.00. PARCEL NO. III · The following real estate situate in the County of Melllrt. in the State of Ohio . and in the Villag~ of Harrisonville aDd bounded and deseribed as f<1Uows: The foilowJng described Town Lots in tho Village of Harrisonville, Meigs county, Ohio, to-wat: Lot No Sbcteen 06 ) Fltty feet wide and one hundr~d feet lon,, as fonnd on Ple flrat plat of said vn. !age of HUr1sonvtlle. , and 6 in . .!<linter. Roth for· $230. Also Lot No. one {lt, twenty (20) • feet wide ond one hundred feet Churles Itcuter, Pomeroy. 65 Jtp BABY SI'rTING by hour or day, long, as- round on Plat of A. Dun· LOST - on road lwtw,•cn .f rank OJ\(' II {'ll. ft. ga,<; rrft·tgel a tor, ~l'rucc 30202, Mason Vity. laps Addition to the Village of Holter and IUch Sellers fn rm, $1110 on. Onf' fivp pir>c(' oak k tl 8 3 61p JJarrisonvllle, Ohio, al' rec'lt·df!<t on Ma~ 30, )ever from Ma s8c~· Jl &rchrn !!1'\, $ 151)0. One npur1 tbt. 16th day of October, A 0., rla tractor. I<'indcr plcus'' rc · trwnt stzf' c-onk stO\'<' $1 5 ( 20 B) 1 181S8, on pages 114 in the Records lurn to FranK Holt er, lhcinr . M11ldlepnr! 6!Y75-J. fJ-(J .a;n ;;:-::-c::--::" : :SU~~ _ or Plats of aaid County of Meigs, it 6 7 3lp point 111 nli!o thr Soulhen;;t corn er Ba.:rnes-S~.nptOn lnaura.eee AleDCJ, being the same premi ~es conveyed Middleport. Fire • AuAftoNle- b)' H. J. Lee and wife to uld ltar· rLO§':':ll'lf.-...::.n:.e:-:,:~:G:::.;;;a,,,-.;;;ti.ld!irili.f,;; .p:::o;;,,r, Bonrts. Phone 8815-X 8-20-tl riett McClure by deed dated and contact Rich Qu.\lls. Phone For tuuued i:. lE' 5alc. Ref1·lgrrat o-r, recorded In ·Volume 103 page 229 8238-M. 615 atp ullllqllr rork~>r, ru gs, stu(lio FOREMo\N A: ABBOTT T.V. SER.-ol the Deed Records of said Meig1 couPh, metal w.u·drobc, miiicc iVIet; All makea Repaired by J:x- County, Ohio, to whlcb reference b11lfo.d:-;,lth a}>la)~<•uu~. MI.~~ now<'n, 741 South pert T~rt-rnict.ca. Pllone 8* Y Is hereby made. proximately $80.00, Saturday in I Fourth, l\1trlfll1•pm·t. m•ar Dairy Middle"l': ..1&:U Appral~d Value $100.00. Isle. fl-7-ttp Pomeroy. Rewar d. Mrs. Kenneth PARCEL t-.10. IV : The fint piece DeLong, Rt . I. Pomeroy. 6 4 3tp - - - - - ---·::--:::: COMP'LE'J'E tnaur1n"' Proteetion, --- -J AlumlnQm comhtnntlon storm and Llfa, Autc·. Fire, Polio. Oall Do!l i• described as follows, to-wit: amen wtndnwo a no door<. Steel The following real estate altuate Mills, Mitldlcport, Ohlo. and alumtnum awning~:~ and canIn the County of Melp and State :-::=-- opies. Ctt!l William Radford, (21) of Ohio and bounded aa follows : 11. H. liAWLINGS SONS CO. - 2t Uort .Spri•lJo:l. G 2 lmop. Begir~niDJ at tbe Southeast corner bour Mfrl!:tlter Service. Day :7-;-::-;:--;-;:;·l of Fr~Uon No. 7 In Sclplo Town· ~=-=:· -·­ Phoot tim. Niaat Phone GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and HOUSE, 8 rooms and , 1~ ahlp, County tnd S4Jte aforesaid, 8009-K. DODGE • P!.YW>UTII Sorvl(~e . R. A. Finlaw, 1512 E. a,.cres, Pomeroy, out of blgb U.ence North 102 l'<tds; -thence DE.\L.US. ~..,6 II Main St., Pomeroy. 4 27 tt water. Cali 336-X or 938-M. W-ert 12 rodt; thence west 32 dee 4 8tp ffee SOt.ttb 3ft rou, thence We~t ----~ (81 1141 Fnr Rent c--:-c:-:-· 14 dtlrtt' Soutb :W rods: thenee SIX ROOMS and bath $4500.00. Wed -'0 deree Soutb 24 rods; 19M MERCURY 2 dr. "Hard-top " ElnHT ROOM DwelJing, Mwly thence we 1 11 degree south 20 Manning KIOJes, 11ft Cpe. .1.39&.00. Mcreurymatlc, t.eeoratc(l Inside and out, larlilc 1harp appearance, sound me• rods; thence South 23 degree Weat lot, within II min. walk f.rom Ul rods llnta; thence Ea1t 30 ebanlcally, Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. Court House. · A . N. Bengel, 1 roda; thence South 40 roda; tbenee ft 1 01< Pomeroy. Phone 310..M. 6 ~ tf Good Qoaa Uaed C.. Ellt 71 rodl, 17 llDJ!o tq pia.., of AIIIIIU01 aad MOtloll beolnnlng, onntalnl., allout forty Ji1URNISHED apartment, sleeplll!f 19M PONTIAC 8 eyl. dl• . 2 dr. room. l"all 376. 6-tl-3tc "~IT (40) '""· more o~ le,r, and lo Sedan. ,1 ,00~.00 Oriathal blue METRO r-: " part of Frac~lon No. 7, Scipio finl1h, we've 1ervlced alnce new. AUTO _ Townablp,'' Melli· · Ctunt)', Ohio, 6 7 Ole APARTMENT, 3 room1, bath. 1D8 Blaet.tnar's, Pomeroy. •• , •• and except the -eoal that wq Mulbtlrry Avo., Zana Baxter. !'"•!rvJod by Jacob Davis when said e. 4 stp 19118 BUJtK Special 4 dr. Sadan. wao de.e dedoby uld Dovla to Uote.oo. orlslnol llnlr h, ownod by HOUSE ANO LARGE LOT on ILU: WIARD . Dunlap,. deed ·dated January 3, Dfltl of our mechanics. BIAett· Water St. In Syracuse, $33.00 per j ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;.;:11131. Jllf'l, Pomeror. 8 7 6tt The second pltce 11 deacrlbed month. Call 432 Pomeroy. as followr, lp-wltt• Tbe following 19tltl OLDSMOBILE Super "88". Extonllon !.a~, · 11\'BUBANC:B AGENCY real estate 1ltuate In the Townahip f.2~00. Hard.top, power Jteet· Fw Rent ol Scipio, County of • Meip and Sc•lfold b.lardo, Drop . Cloiht. lilro, AY-blle, H Jn1, ••te1. Hydrtmltlt. Bllett· State of Obio, in Fraction 1, Tawn CUntoo P'l•hor, loliddloport ACCIIIINt 6 . 7 6lc .nat'I1_: Pomeroy. 'f, Range 14 oUhe Ohio Compsny'a · Phone ~lt.' n 111 W.. Ciooartr Purchase, bealnninr;approx.lmatel)t 1111' PONTJAC V8 2 dr. Sedan. ror l'OIIt -:-i;'; ,,rlo ..,upape.· 1M rods East of the Southweat .,:.215.00. 3.800 mllt'll, this elf ll•omer. Clinton FW.,," ,Mldo · lo MIDDLIPOIIt, DIIIO torner of aald FrJetton, whleh :1'1.11 oev,W been sold. Blaettnar'a, dleport, Ph. 112Q.ll . ', lloUI 61PHONII tall of a I).'Jrtel of real estat~ conveyed Pomeroil. o 1.. lite by Henry McClure. et al., by deed dated February 8, 1170; · and re1101 P'ORJ) V8 Parldanc Station oOTded in Volume M page 454, Wa1on. Q ,l9S.OO. Fnrdomatlc , • Moi&a Count)• Deed RO<ordr; · fuJir ei;Julpped, most Deluxe of Thenee ElM 'e-t rodl; thence North Deluxe~ Blaetthar'•, Pomeroy ' ~"" 40 !1>"': .thence · West 19 rods; • 6761< 111& llloollil1 tbeneo , SOuthweat to the place of 7 7 w"o"'M " A:N7"1o-r -g-eneral housework, .._ It, ,, ""c'"a'"i;~ beJ'InNnr, contalnlnt • 21.1 acres, -t In famHy, Soe Clarence wou, . more ozo.leaa. Savt and ~tcept the e I LOSr=NnvY - ~ol d and conve)'ed trom uid rut estite but includint LotJ ~. 6 and 1~ in the Village of Harrisonvllle. These two parcels contain 1ixtytwo acres, more or leas and areal· ~o known as the Dunlap Farm. Appraised Value $1200.00. Said premlsta are appraiae.d aa shown above and must be- sold for not les., than two--thhW of iaid appraised value. The terms of the o>ale are cub ID hand on delivery of ,deed. Said real estate will be offered for sale as separate parcels and a whole. 118 Dale M. Dutton, Exe:utor of the Ettate uf Merrill . McClure, Dect' J&ed. Webster & Fultz Attoraeya for Executor (5- 24.31 (6), 7, 14, f.te Lega/ NOfi•Ce Sharifvt " Stlt 01 ... , lst.A••• The tt1t1 of Ohio, Melt• County c~ Pie" Court Ralston Purlf\1 C01np41ny ¥t. Flrmtrl Fuel & Supply, Inc., ..c. Case No. , & 12 31 d In pursuance of an or er o1 S'a 1e of realeotate:in the above entitled a~Jon to m•t' d~r'..ted as Sherlff "~ of Melp Co., I will offer f.;,r pubUc auction at door of Court Houae, Pomeroy, Ohio, in the above nam· ed eounty on Monday, June 10, . 19~. at 10:00 a. m. the fo 11 OWIRg described real estate, situated in County of MeJ'"s, state of Ohio, • Township of Sutton, to--wit: The following described prem· ,·sea, situated In tbe ""'wnshlp of .o.v Sutton, county of and State of Ohlo: The lollowing real estate in 160 ucre Lot No. 1223, In Sutton Township, Meigs county, Ohio, and bounded a11d descnbed as follows; Be,iim;ing North 911./S feet and West 3-10 feet from the Southwest corner of Section No. 31, on the North line of a 51 1cre tr act now or formerly owned b:r the Rase HHI Coal Company described ln deed to it from Pittsburgh Con· soUdation Coal Company, dated November 10, 1950, and recorded in book Ul7, at Page 181, of the Deed Record! of Meigs county, 0 ., thence West 381 feet; thence North 180 West 76 fent to the Southeast corner of Roy Arms 0.37 aero lot on top of a rock cliff; thenc~ S. 87 deg. West 140 l"t to the East side of stare Route No. 12-t, 20 feet from the t!le'reof and running parnlleland 25 feet North of a brick store building; thence seuth 2!1 deg. 41J' East 131J feet along the Ea1 t slde of State Route Melg~, ~nter No. 124, tbeoee South 20 de&ree, 25' East 31$ h!et alone the_E.ut •Ide of State Route No. 124; t ben c e North 6'1 degree 15' East 400. teet :runnin1 tb:rou.a:h a point 2:S feet Northerly of a mine openi.na:; thence Nartb 248 feet to the place of beginning, eontainlna 3.66 acres; excepting and reaerv. ing to the RoGe·Hill C?al Compaoy its succesaors and asd&nJ, all eo.:tl, oU, gas and other mint:rall underlying the aoU, witb tbe riJht to enter on said prerolaea prospect. explore and drill tor, and mine, excavate and rtmove the same with all ftUIChi,n,cry, appJiances, fb.tures and thmgs DeetllatY or convenient therefor, and allo a right Df way over, acrasa and upon a road running along: the Weft erly aide thereof 11 deseribed in the deed hereinafter referred to. And being the ~arne property Co conveyed by the Rose Htll aJ Compony to Farmers Feed aod Supply, deed _dated Jane 22, 19"1,Inc., andbyrecorded in Book. apply for prequalifieatlon with the depar~.ent at leAst 10 days before the date set to open bids. Information .p ertaining thereto, and preQualifying blanks may be obtained from the Hit:hway Credit Exam· iner, 450 East Town St., Columbus, Ohlo. Bidtling forms wiJI bt forwarded from t}le Purchasing Officj) upon requtst. The Direct~r ' reserve! the :right to reject any and e.U bids and to waive technlcalltles. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS G't'Orge J. Thormyer, STATE OF OHIO Director of HighwaysActing DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Stat. Highway PYrchaalnct OHic• (5) 31, (6) 7, 2tc . Unit Price C..Wrect Sealed proposals wUl be reoThe, Flrsl and FlnC!il ceived from prequalifled bidders 1 Of Its Kind · at tbe State Highway Purchasing Office, Room 808, Oblo Depart. menlo Bldgs., Columbus, Ohio, un·'~06L'~R til 11:00 A. M. ' Eastern Standard 1 Time, Monday, June 17, 191)7, fot' furnishing all fllrvices, labor, materlal and equipment necessary to , recondition ex.lsting surfaces: and base by acarifying, pulverizing, Qiiicx SERVJC!I ''I" w• c.. · pa&lnJ hy l'Mtllr)' · ·rralood watchmaker, Q)tl'NS JEWE. ~8. Pom....,., i'; ·~ 1~ ltADIO • TEU\'1!1101! SSllvroi!:. Phono tJQ, CWaM;' Appllanoo . .~:t ll$ w. j,l:illi qt., p~·· ' IICaAI' IliON - MIT"'4 OHIO VAL~IY JUNK CO. ,_.,. b~n *l Hot Shot $59.95 ' CLELANDS APPLIANCE ~ 'Ill - Portable Radio iJ· * Lan'l:ern Telephone * li ~~ ... WERNER RADIO · "Where Radio and TV Is A luslnett, Not A SldallneH , H. 2nd Ave. Middleport NECESSARY ---:. Mr. Middleport BPW C..fub To Obset¥e llth AtlnivefSCity Middleport BPW 1 U SOe The· Hiddleporl SurineR •nc1 PrbfeJaiOJ\11 Wol'lteft'J Club wrll celebrate lb."'ir ete•enth annivl·,·lbey havf tbelr m®thlr djn net thy bav~ tbefr motilhly d mwr meetina: at the P'lrst Presbyternu: Church. Mrs. ~•l eY Fry, presJden_l. 1'!111 pla!Jned Guest Night for thi 'l nr on tJ 1 snd members are requt· ~ l­ ed tc.. lJ, trif gutsts to the meet· in g. The protram wlH include SPl'· :: 1~1 music planned by Mu. El· !wl Chapman and Mrs. Clarenr~ Lacey t~ nd a technlcolor movm g p;tm·e ·'Ohio, USA" shown ,th11.1 the ('fforts of Luella Jenklnsor, whflse husbancl , Allen J cnkln~cn is ass(odated with t h~ SOHIO C(• · producer!! of the film. ~1i ~~10~.<4- ., UPRIGHT OR CHEST TYfE FREEZ~ERS • LIL ABNEJI f¥ t 12231 OW iF Soci·e~.y n ". , ....,..... "'"'•.""•..·,•--· .J· --.-- _, ID · Blrbara _Nieboll. is rs. R. E Levin , Columbuli, S M Who . ' Ia._ the tum. jo4:ti til thli Loi Anjelu ''bot Po·.MElt'OY - Q.tr"ltiiti. ddJeport <4 (lntf'JI'"IIalioMlJ. _ SOCIETY ' w. CL t . M er ee 1ng Held Th ·dGy .;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i~~§;;~~~;;;;~~;,;;~~~§;~~:;:;;~~:lj T' RA ' p sHoo·T ' HAMS and BEEF Sundov June 9 1 I .;" "'k W .. LTOU f •RM PEANUTS BJD. ANDJid.. I, n f o r m Miss Judy Hill of Williamstown, Va. is the guest of Miss Sandra Kay hlgraham. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mescher a~d (C::arltlnued Frem Pqe OM) t- • son Mike have returned to theu meeting. i1Qp 1 ho~e GrUndy Va. , ofter a visit with her mDth~, Mrs:. Fannie Kas. Tuesday , September 3, Classes , lJfS par, M1nersvtlle. begin. Fl"ida_v, October 11, End of First EvangeUne cilapter, OES, met Edward Parker ol Cleveland six weeks, 2 days taught. Thursday at the MUonic Temple visited recently with his parents, Monday, Octol)er 14, Begin see- with Mrs. Willis Anthony, Worthy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parker Sr., ond six weeks. Matron, and Allen Hughes, Worthy Minersville. _,.-~ Fri.d8)', October 23, Teachers' Patron, presiding. S.·Sgt. and Mt's. William A. RigMeeting, Athens, s,chool closed. Plan..- werp discu~sed for 1 pic--- don and sister of Little Rock, Ark., Friday: No~m)jer 22, End of nic to be held jn JUly and a tenta- were recent guests of Mr. and_ Mrs. bake sale. Walter Baker and sons, Mmer<J· second SII weeks, 58 days tauglll:. Monday, November 25, Begin Invitations to attend the Point ville. • third six weeks. Pleasant chapter on June 17, and Mr. and Mr~. Ran Might of Rut· " Thursday, November 28, Thanks- the thirly·sixth anniversary of the land visited Thursday with Mr. glvi":g, school closed. Ches;hire Chapter on June 21 were and Mrs. Ch&rles Buck. Fr1day, November 29, school received. Twenty-ftve year pins MI. and Mrs. Willard Ebersbach closed, will also be pt't'sented at Cheshire. and daughters visited Wednesday FrJday, Decem~r 20, Begin A Kentucky-Ohio Fellowship Night with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck. Mr . and Mrs. Guy Mor,ris and Christmas Vaeahon lit close of will be held in Cincinnati on Sept. school day. • 7. sons, Middletown, who were here Mond.ay, - necember 30, Schools ~ During . thj(.tneetiog the altar, to attend_~he funeral of ~er gra~~-open. was.di8.ped for Past Grand Patron, mother, Afi-s. WeHs, were guests of 1 Mr. and Mrs . Roy Riffle, Rock . Friday, Ja.1ua~y 10, End or third George Mitchell. SIX weeks, 29 days taught. At the close of the meeting re· Springs Re»~d . Melvin RiffJe of Columbutl ~s Monday, January 13, Begin 4th fresbments were served by Mrs. SIX week!. Denver Rice, Mrs. Theo Neutzlina: a gUest of his parents, Mr. and Friday, Ft"bruary 21 , Teachers and Mrs. James Pullen. Mrs. Roy Riffle. Meeting, school closed. End of 4th Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Shaeffer of TRADfl! FOR TWOGOOD Columbus were recent guests of six Weeks, 115 ddy9 taught. Monday, February 24, Begin NEW YORK UP _ The New Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blackston and fifth six weeks York Giants Thursday traded a .family . l"riday, April 4 e nd of fifth six "high draft choice" in next seaMr . .and Mrs. Bernard i Nebon weeks, 14:11 daylii tauglH, son's annual NatJonal Football and children, Betty and Bonnie, Monday, April 7, Begin sixth six League draft to the Los Angeles and Mrs. Lena Evans of Charleston weel:s. · Rams for bckle Charley Two- were recent ~uest1 of Mr. and Mrs. Mc nday, May 19, last ds.y of good. Twogood, who played his Arlee Abbott, Rock Springs. Mrs. Albert Smith, who underschool ; 176 c1uys taught, 2 days collegiate ball at the Universitv of teacherJI meetlnjs. l'otal 1'78 1 days, Ne-braska, 1s a six-year veteran in went surgery at Holzer Hospital , Monday, is convalekclng nicely. i Mr. and \t:rs, Herman Burt of Rockland were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, Marvin ' Burt and family. .MI.. ~ue Lehew of Mason, w.. Va., visited Wednesday with MlSs Anna Ebersbach. 1 Percy L Peoples and his Wife have gone to Columbus for a few 1 P.M. TIU.. DARK days to visit their son, Leland. Mr. and Mrs-. Harold Blacksto 1 ..,._.. " · ,.. "" eniertained with a picnle supper Ne~ Cheater recently at their ,JJ,ome, ftork PUBLIC "OitDIALLY INVITED Springs Road. Pre90nt were ll!r. UnusuaI Changes E ' VangeI'lne OES r AIIIL1 bus, ~r~nd Mrs. w :tbur & il <''" and daughter, Ruth ~nn , Mr. ;~nd Mrs. Charles Spence~, the ho ·-t• and children, Sherrie ::m d BobhJ ·=~:7.';;;::;;:=:~~::~~"~~~~:::='-~~~~~~~~~n:d._:Mr~•::·_F:_:· .. have 118rtt0fore' ,.. Flashlight * . Hearing Aid STIRRING ISN',T Real Iafata Broker c:-:..., PORTABLE AIR !~ w - 1.. i;;.r;.. Jr., Oheater,aUer IS:OO P. 8M.8 Sic I::;;;;~;;;~:::'! loti I E. M1ln St. PhoM Pomeror, Ohio Ro4n•r Downlna ~. Farm Pack Legal Notice 1' ....,... :::C.::.· ... · Farm and Home addre!ls is Pomeroy, Ohio has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estatt: of Leo Raub, decca!!ed, late of Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio Dpted thls 17th day of May 1957. John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohlo (5) 24. 31 (6 )7, 3tc "N ----- CHEVROLET BATTERIES Auto Soles ( 17) Help.Won.._, ~- 1956 (~) Reo I Estate a'I'IOIIWI. Harold Howe:ll, 22, Downing to l arrested Thursday and jailed by Sheriff Robert C. Harte nbach, on a non-support charge will appear in Justtce of Peace ft. E. Grindley's eourt Friday night. MEIGS MOTOR CO. (8b I Auto Services - HOWELL CITED $1795 --- I " Propo~al No. 1 R. 680, See. 9.70 Pt., 1~.2~ and 16.23 Meigs Count)',. Ohlo Length 16,790 Ft., 3.18 Mi., Width 18 ft. Completion dale : August 15, 1957: S. Clarence DeWeese, 41 , Middle-pori arrested by Patrolman Gll~ey on charges of Intoxication was in M i ddJ ~ port jaH today awaiUng hearing before Mayor C. 0 . Fisher tonight at 8. The bidder must Submit with . bi1 bid a certified check in the amount of $1,1M.OO. The minhnum wage to be paid Del Ray Coupe, 6 cyl. Low to all labor employed on tbis conmileage. One careful local ownend tract shall be in aceordamce with er. (.1 Was U99$ 173, at Page 29rt ,of Deed Recorda the Sc}Jedule of Prevailing Hourly Wage Rates Ascertained and Deof Meigs County, Ohio. NOW Said premises appralaed at $10,- termined by the Department of d I b ld I I 1..\XI.OO an canno e en or esa Industrial Rr=lations appUcable to the State Highway Department im· than % of appraisement. provements in accordance with Robert r.. J.lll'-tenbach Sec. 411!1.03, 4115.04, 4115.05 (Sher1' II) 41Ht06 and flU5.07 of the Revised •. Sh ee 1 Ha !I'd 1 ay-.... Code of Ohio . N. 2nd 1 Middleport Attorney Belore issuing a purchase order 10, 17, 24, 31, (6) '7, 5tc lhe successful bldder will be re.' . _ quired to furnish bond In an e rt h 11 1 th NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT amount quawork. o one a o e cost of the . lst•tt of LH R.u~ Occ.•Md -. · for Notice is hereby given Ho bert J. Raub whose .Posttbat Oftice Prequafiflratlon: thddertl must -- ------- ijjPjjo~njj>ejjroj~Y·~·~·~···= llaulina: and incorporatinr •eveate, bin~er soU, water and aootum cllloride (furnlahed by the State) miXln£ compacting, reshapina: anel adjustina: to uoiform grade and croi8 section and applying bituminous prime eoat and · teal. Standard SpeclfieaU ~na of the State of Ohio Dep,.-tment of High· ways dated Jan. 1. 19G'7, and Conatruction Procedure for Modified Stablized Base Course, Rev. April 22, 1957 shall govern these improvement&. Charlei Murray , preaideot ol the had placed the mitals of Ditk Middleport P'ire Department A &· Kat'l' and Leona l\lltllit - later aociation, paid Mrs. c. R. Karr Sr., Mrs. Karr- endrcled In a beart. a sincere and deserved tribute on She also thanked the firemen for Thurlday evenln1 a1 he acted u lhe1r surprise gift recently of a spoke1man for the department day'1 worlt at the Karr_'l farm when they ~urprised her wilb a where they arc remodcbna the gill at the dinner they gave ror hou11e praperutory to movin1 11 her !loon tn pD8111ble. Mra. Karr thought the dlnner She concluded her !llhort tall was a family dinner for \he lire- with un inviutlon for the group to men and their families and at the visit tht'Y uf tcn at their farm clo~e of the meal, wblcb was pre- home. . Tht' m.ked ham dmner was ptepared b!; members of the Auxil· iary, Murray, who was ani1ted by I pared 11nd served , by t he AuUIIS. T. RuiieU, presented 11er rt'ith ! ary and Lhe menu mcluded tom~tQ a oil paintin 11 of an 'a utumn scene juice, mashed potatoe1, 11ravy, by Miss Daiaie Saunders, well- ham, succotash, cold slaw, ro.1111, known local artist. reli sh plate11, iced tea , coffee and The pain ling is a copy of one a de ~ert course . of anJel food made by Miss Saunders for Mrs. rAke . Ice cream and strawberries. S. T. Russell whlth has been f!d· Tbe ble.ssint was asked by .Mrs. 0 . mired by Mrs. Karr and will be E. McKmley. ~aced in the Karr's farm home on Members and gueatt were ?da. :Naylor's Run Hi11 . 11 is 2'7 x 39 and yor C. 0 . Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. M,.urframed in light wood. ray and son, Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. In the brief talk given by Mur- learr and granddaughter, Pol~y ray when h.e presented the paint- An~ Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. DaYld ing, he said that Mrs. Karr had the Ohimger and Sandra and Susan, "g-reatest personality" of anyone he Mr. and Mrb. Jack •Bechtel and knew and that she lh·ed the Gold- Sara, Mr. and Mrs. Russell MUb en Rule every day. She has been and James Russell, Mr. and Mrs:. at the Village Hall ,apartmeat for John Vromaa and John . . the past ten yecrs and had charge Robert F~sher. Tom MJ,lls, Mu. or fire , emergency and pollee calls James Damtols and Je!-'ntfer and and bas constantly lot! owed tho Lynn , Mr .. and Mrs. Donald M!Ua Biblical injunction to "Feed the and Cynthia and Sherman, Mr. and hungrr and help the poor". Mrs. Harold ~inkle and Debby, Mr. The Fire Department have never and Mrs. Dav1d Jenkins and Duld, Jacked the eorr-ect directionS" tor "k and · Mrs. Gerald Anthony and ~ny call mad~ through Mrs. Karr Barbara. and when they r.eturned from riljht ~r. nod _ Mrs-; X,hamaa Darst, Rayealls - eapecially in the winter mood itloes, and Mrs. s. T. were apt to find ebftee sandwiches Ru:'isell, Mr. und Mrs. Robert Mesoup, etc, prepared f~r- tbem . Elhlnny and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Karr upressed her ainCere 0. E. M~Kinley, Mr. and Mrs. Howthanks for the gift which_ carrieJ a a':<' Oatley, Mr. and Mrs. Way,ne personal touch on one of the Gibbons and Evelyn, Mr. and M~•treei in the picture, Mis!l Saunders Emmet Shuler, Mrs. o. P. Klem, Mrs. E. s. Schaaf THE SMITH E. Shaeffer, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry tovtor and family . Mr. and Mrs. L. D. White, To~anda, Kansas, who hue not vtsited heft for the ~alrt fifty-two years Were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Picken_s and thelatter's brotilers and ststers and othMerrs.reRlaotib'',~'t· Odlebee and chil., dren. and Mn. s. M. Pyle, Connellville, Pa., are vlslting Mr. and Mrs. Will!am LOwe. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony , Mr . and Mrs. Gerald Anthony and daughter, s 3rbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert have returr.ed from a fishing trip near Tar Hoilow . Sidney Pickens, who fell at his home four weeks ago, is confine:d to his bed. Mr. Picken~ broke h1s right ankle and the big toe on his left r~ot in the fall Lalll'y swift, M?rfS, Norfolk, Va., spent the wf'ek e-nd with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Swift. Mrs. R. S White left Thursday far a visit in Akron. She accompanied Mr and Mrs. N. S. White, Akron and Mrs. Florence Hanny, Buiralo, N. Y .. who had been visiting at her home. • Linda Fierjng, who is. a graduate of the ClhS's o( 1957 at MHS, is employed at the Middleport e~~tchalilie of , the Genera! Telephbn e Co mpany. Patrolman Everett Bostic, who is ·a patfent at Holzer Hospital, is repot'ted as improving. George Siddell Jr., Hyannis, Mass., is vi si ting his Iinncee, Jean Smarl, at the home of 9er parents, Mr. and }'[rs Paul Smart. l.CXJK'&j: AU<E, ONLY M06T OF 'EM Q0 Tup· pers PJ.ains Several rro m here attended the Chicken supper at Ro ·It: Springs Mondsy night . Margaret Russell and dnught,.r and Lturetla Baughman of Nelsonville spent "the weekend with Carrie Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. tl;mile Matlar k of Lanca-ster were vbitlng her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Frost Sunday. Mrs, lla Stone and son Gene of Vlenns, W. Va., ant'! Mrs. Ila Fa1 Kimes of Athens were guests u' Mra. Lelia Fulton, Decoration. Wllliam -Hosttle underwent su-rg~:ry at St. Joseph Hospital .- t Parkersburg Monday . Mr. ani Mrs. Rq.bert llartenbach of Pome~y spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rol~nd Tor- ~ MIL.f!: ~ AND JU9l' 1 CollJ-m_-~re~n~e~e:•~nd~l~am~ll~Y~·L1rz-~ '"Ofl: HOW T'QET gyJ 0' HERf: -.. EVEFN PASSAGE 1 NANCY I KNOW HOW TO MAKE HER GO OUT AND RUN HAU: A iE!f" ... �,, • • ' ' • • { ' \ Friendly Neighbors Club Votes th~::·:~:.;·'w:~ ·~:::d ·~?t~n; TfJ A'd COncer, · pOny l 00p FUn d5 Milch. potluck dinner at noon to M". I Rev. and Mro. Waldo l. CflntribuUona were made to the A.ugusi 27 . A "t hank you'' no'e Bartel&, Mn. Dale Smith, Mr.i 19 5 4 BUICK SPECIAL 1 ~:~;::; Fund and lo lbe Pon~· ' ~-~ 11 when the F'riendly Neigh4Heater. Dr. sedan, ~DUJ w.w Rac(io, Club met Tuesday evenmg Praeticilly tire~~, aew paWl the home of Mr.,_ Geor~e ONLY Spring Ave. Denver Th<lma , president l >•"«i , cd and plara were made fo.' pict"llC foi' members on June 25 at 1he Middlepl)rt llond_sidc ~a._ k and ror the annual r11m1IY p1cn at Lake Alma on July 28. An Invit.ation was 'acre p1e~ for an ou tCHRYSLER~LYMOUTH N. 2nd Middleport mg at the cottage, of Mr·. an~ }tr s. Rw: hanan. Jo'orked Run Lak... . $1395 .MEIGS '. MOTOR CO. : ;;:;:;;;~:;;;;;::;::::;;:;;;=::~~:.;~~:;,;;,.;;;:;==--:;, 1 Wa! read from Mrs. LUeien Pou- The!Kiore Mora, M1ss Lena Gruelin for flowers !CDt ber while hoF · ser, Mrs. W. L. Kautz, Mrt:. AmU· pitalized. da Ka!plilr, Mrs Addle Grue.ser. Secret pals were re,•eaJed with !afrs. Cla•·a Schaeffer, Mrs Carr ! an exchange of gHts. New namf'".s Grue!er, Mrs. H;m-y Keixr. M ;~ were drawn for the new year Katie Be"cht, Mrs . Walter Bae"', Games were played and prize~ Mr! . Beulah NeutzliDj , Mrs. Ra.,r· awar{!cd to Mrs. Jacll: Rob3on mon~ Jlood, Mri. Carl Shield&. Mn. Donley Reibel and Mrs. El Mrs. Clarence Massar, M. ~­ wood Bowers. Mrs. Reibel wa~ ~onnan Kloes, Mrs. Grtwer Erb, also awarded Lhe tra\•ellnl priJo<! Mis:; Anna Durst. Mr$. Roy Seyand Mrs. Ronald Smith the door fried, Mrs Olho Murray, Mr;; pri1:c. Lf'na Huber abd Mrs. Loui11 Rei· l)eFreshmcnts wel'e served by 1 bel. Lhc to those named above ' "- M" Lon McKnlghl., Mrs Harold Lohse. Mrll . Lee ,Tyo, Mrli Ufnry Werry, Mrs. David Ohlinger, Mrs. Charles LeJi!:ar, Mrs. Rohert Arnold, Mrs . Charlell Werry and Mrs. Joseph Struble. Mrs. Horace Karr assis-ted bY Mrs. Robert Woocfs enlertame<l the Chester Ga;den Club it her home on W~dnesrl ."'.y evening. The meeting Opfncd by ~he preaJdent. Mn Eroil Dean. 1b · llclorul hint w~· read b, lllr•. Clarence Neutdmg. 'fhe rolJ ca I, h{l~lf'ss The birth.day of Mrs. FrEid.. on nose Culture" DAY z:: a Rememher Father On His Day ' - RST·-. JD J,om New~ _ lji ' Ad~ '· •• •t ~ ~ .. Ill C1rculalloa I ' • ' - .e~ at -..,.~_ re r~~e or on Set For June 13 WASHJNGTON (UP) - President Eisenhower's vigorous fight lor his foreign aid program appeared today to have begun to pay off. •nd endoniriJ a &1udulant ebel The Senate Foreign Relations Committee Friday authorized Air Force during the and thre1t.e~in1 tbe·.11(1! ·of Wu- $3,367,11(1,000 in aid for next ~al year. first.day that' blanks were llud Smith, wl11 10 10 trill before · ~e' committee tut a net 01 on11 1""'· Tb~ay; lUBe 13 at received"cbec.k "Nl). "5904 • a,petit $227,300,000 in fandl requested bJ m. . today received You can'I match $. 95 Middleport Gorden Club Meeting To Held June 12 METROPOLIT ._N STARKS PHARMACY POMEROY !;"i' 'iJ!-~iM~~AJ~N~S~T:.:::~=~======~~~:=~~=~I~n~~~~~==~ ·trays ---- Junior Hig,h Fellowship Picnic Held BOTH NEW and USED CARS 1951 Ford 4 dr. Sedan Rough hut runs good. 6 cyl. $195 1951 Chevrolet ··· · · · · · · · · $395 2 dr. Sedan. Good buy . 1951 Buick Super · · · ·· · · $444 4 dr. Seda·n. Dynatlow drive. ' 1952 Dodge · · · ·.. · · · · · · · · $366 2 dr. Sedan. Week-end special. 1952 Iuick Super · · · ·· ·· · · · $795 4 dr. Sedan. This one's really sharp. Dyna· flow drive. 19531ulck V8 ·· · · · · · · · · $1,195 Super 2 dr. "liard Top". Dynaflow drive. Like new light grey wilh rod top. • 1954 Buick VI's as low as $1,395 Choice of five fine cars. Someone Is really going to get some good buys! These cars all have Panaramic windshields and latest style bodies. Speci•ls and Supers - 2 drs. and 4 drs. syG\1 ... wol' ·"~'"' tl:1ft ..,._.,.., Rev. Mohrhoif ~ (ifl f S~nday. IHiit ,..],.. • Cotto•i twill i1t your choice of color. All Sizes , ·, llm.erlca's lfMirled buyl $him• $2.95 · Panti, $~. 95 , · > ., . 1956 Olds-.obde · · · · · · · · $2,595 Heater. V8 -.notor, .rood lifts. . !J~l&•. llnloh. • , • ............ U.. "210". 4 dr. Sedan. G<lod, clean car. !nude and out. · · $2.095 . , $1845 ·• l ' ' , 1954 Dodge V8 .. · .... · · · $1,295 4 dr. Seda.n. Really sharp Inside and out. ·' -~-- '-!Jitltl,_, II:M,.ah Schoolbus Raeketo Committee al<l Preoldent J'amu G. Crou of the Bakery .FuncrtJ srrvices will be he. • lfonday at 2' p. m. in the United lkethera Church at Mason City (l J~anette (HaJJ) 'Stitt, 28. )(Jddle-Rt, 1 who 4ied early s3.tur· in RoiJer Ho!pita! Worten Union. problblJ would get a cbanee hut weel: to UliWel' cbargea made •PiDst; him. WitDellel bave ehartaf Uaat union tua.U were ltJed to bur bim 1 Cadillat and to JJ1Y money to Ilia girl .friead.l. Tbt> committee rei:UIIlel hearina• Tbundar. are b ''" Appropriations: TIM: senate A_pand Ra1 proPfiltioDI COmmitte ~bas ipa twin 1bter Jea \· prove~ t~ rblt , ·~ .lllOIIe1 ine of Weirton, W. "V;. biDs eazTyJnc lnori tbu 11 biWoa IDd another slater Janke Lee Hllll dolluo In Iul)d.j for ill& ~Ill- . of Muon City. · tore Departmf!'Ot. t.1M taW De~surviving are her husband partment and' tbe De~nt of Hobert Stitt ant' four cbildr - :n. Healt.b; ~Uon 1nd Welfare.: . PritC.it . illinea. Chenole~ j'- ~on doUan ~ carr,- into,_1851 tbe soil blnk PlOIP'UI wblcb tile HoUle had junked. Tbe senate wu e:i:·' peCted to apend' a 10Cid' part of nest Wf;f!k eonliderinJ the three- meaAtrea. cbtlr:<h for oervlces. -----will be mlde In the Cll~-r • ~ ., Gmel Hill Cemetery un<!Or the direction of the Ewiat Funer•l ' • au.;, Home of Pomeroy. Kellf Hall Stitt an4! Brenda Ten neuee Stltt. _ Frieftdt may cau 1t the Lawenee Hall residence at Ml11Dl1 City until noon Monday after which tlmt"the deceued wiU be remoV! I VICIOUS By A seYei'e "windstorm or t-ornad(l, aceompanled by three inches of rain, CU!bed tbrough Movn<l CUi . Mo., Frida.y, tumbling Uetll a.:.1d Mrs. Bruct: IJoyd, actin11 in the leivi.Dj twiated telephone lines In !"'"'!'"' of her husband, ]lrUCe it! wU:c. who was called to I special M~Wilile, the Greybull RJver of the Middltport Sc:bool in W) 1.m.ing began to recede after ·~:~~:t:f.a~l a meeUng of the forcie8 ,aeqnJ resident. from Park Auociatio,n Inc. thetr hoiD•rt WbeJI it brimme.l Hall- Friday DJgbL ·• alonl a &qlilile B"ell'Ttaay. · heavy electrical Stoqn and · No ia,jW'ie1 Dt home dami(c at the hour Bet tdr the were repclrted folloWing the big ~=;~~~~;::::.t cut the attendance blow w'li.Jch wbiiUed t b r-o tqft Tentative pliUII , foE: fdOO!ld City. Tbree black lunnt!l prl'je~t were disc111se'd' ""''- d h lfai 1h4 Lloyd, the- Rev. uew:lll'd." 11011!'~ s, overed near. w· . ·~ ' •t ~ns.. friday anernoon, but aU l;;r,~:;Mayor 0 . Fisher, Street !M)ted aloft. Lewil El1is, Mn. 0 . P. ""Fell'l that mountain r-h era Jenklnllon and Elean. . . 1 1;~~~;~l•orted ..voilld ()VeriJolV were beJgb.tened ; .I to the Park Auo- by p-redictions, Of high ~·· department bad ~ure• In Colorpdo and Wyomiq.. • around the 1(110- l'houlbout the. area, river._ haY,!! Pool and he was apP~~hed flr \ pused 00od 111ita;i· Mrs. Llo:r"- fOr but no great 4anee.r appe~~ the bollf~bocb . min~nl The l5o mile Jtr:ip· ~vw, · are growin& -on tbe banl: Meeteetse \o freybuU, W~ 1ur.; , above the pool. · fered mino-r d'amage in ~ .fl~ ,I •-4 (.. ••If •~IIH•IIy . ' 1·95 t ·Piym11yth 6 ft~il. . . '' . ' $645 Suburba•. Orlgtfta\ b1aok liqloh, i""!l tlNi. •. Shor.r. ·OIOI\10 ond oul One of t.hoao ~ord to - \ 1find H, m0del1. Onb' .. •~~-------~--"':1-~-~--l . , '"I, t , ~ t . ~, • -'•f~ . , , • • ' .. ' c. ...;_----::'- '~ ' ' 104 Yem of, Ber)'ke( · "From BugJiioa '10 "ult!b" Pholile 52! or S06·M Pomeror.~ Oblo Sto......., Hit In Mid . . • west 1 Middleport Par.k Frid~y Evening UNITED PRESS Association In • Friday MeetiiiJJ . 1:1 r ~""-'""'· 0.. ,p;,. C.l~tliM Police Seeking J'li(t"Hit Funeral Sen'l•ce WiilJ Be Monday W l ....,. ,..,.... ltMfltr ..... c..t. I~ tl1lll "' Two Arl'e&ted· In '-"Y . ..'-MIMI• k qv.. lty. Kt.p. fit)'- Adama, _, f.door, IvOry aiul ' heater, "'- will ltap.d Aho $100"1<> 2475 oncl Wadd!nt Rlnt $12JO ..... ~ott~ "" "'""~ ....,. for~ ¥X~{Ialon is uarper II ~~~ullloulenU!Ialo'a • 1956 HEATHER $350,00 _ .......... ........ by tbe ,,, .. ·:., . . 1·954 Oldsmobil• . · . Realb a sharp one, 88 -'-- • door. $Pi)eial. 2--tone, beater, radio, h)'dnmatk:, power s\""inJ: Ind. power brakel. ---.. .. -''"-_. e.., l!t~MtM ~ u· aervf!• mllnly es , Min~ · caugbt E·LBERF. ' ' .' ' , 1~55 Plymouth Belvedere 4:-Dr. lnterlor Ute new. ~ - ' A ft5 · 1954 Chevrolet · ·· ··· .. · · $1,095 tht' &eeoftd in t . · 'tt Jeanette St Cleaner Cars At Lower ShoWroom· freab.. and only 11J9() miles. heater, Uaht blUII finl•h. Another new Chevrolet trade in ~--·'-~ u--·-:·r· -~ ,.. ............. ilhft-, ... -rc ' A decorated cake centered Llll' honored guest's table which w.,~ served with inrlividunl ice cream slices followlrrg a poth.lck dinner to appro:dmalely 90 guests. Mts. Albert Coates and Mi.<is Ramora Boice registqred th ~ gue~ts giving each a .souvenir of tbe occasion. The Ladies wL~ hc s tv thank who in any w:ty 1957 Ford "8" 1-Dr. Super "88" Hard Top. Power Steering, PQwer Brakes. Hydramatle Drive. New one ~osts ovet $4,000.00. Low>mileage. SemJ-tnllenr hive been having hard time on State Route 1 north or . tew dayl, with e-xpeeted. The Prl!!:lldent bu made ritor~ ous appeala In behall .r the PfQoiram. I prime tar&:d. · Of CODU!'Iional &ctJnomtzcn. However, the bill 11lill ba11 • laa1 wa, to go before it tlears both bOUiel of ConI'<"The Roue ForeJtn AUain eo. m.ittee planned to opert ib bear-ing• on tbe bill lfoadly with teatimoDJ by SerretarJ of State loha FOfte1- Dulin. 'Tbe Senate eomm.JtlH appreved in fu11 the President's re.auut for "" ' 195.6Fonl VB ·: · · ·· · · · · · · $2,195 2 dr. Sedan. This car has never been sold. It only has 3,650 miles on it. elude Oblo ••· 12 at 8 a, .m:. tlce· wbiie atiL "m. tile 1955 Buick V8's as low 11$1,795 Parklane Station Wagon, Finest series Ford made. Most Deluxe 01 Deluxe. Fordomalic. Fully equipped. Early Saturday ·!oe' 0 1955 Ford VB · · · · · · · · · ·· · $1,695 COmljiO• PleQ con. Other trta!J aq;ijoBuloid EUeabower-a reduetJoa eoMJder.. ably lea U..r. IIWIJ oblerven had • -millloli. dollar dn-elopment Joan fund, tbe J:ll)or ecooomit' aid proYlaion. It redoc:td ·defenae 1nd "defeDSe tuJ'pott QIJJtance 200 milUon dollan. Committee Chllrm1n Tbeod:ore Frane.iJ Green D. B. I., aJd be hoped thO Senate eoul~ hoain d .. bate on the meuure aeu 'iPeet. He aid be would formallr report Thureday at 2:4.5 J'l. m. a tM billKonda,-. Senate Demoent~~":;·';,l~,dr:.lvea. by ·a ie Leader 1.4Y"ndOD B. lolluon m. :_,cor~~'" ~ 'l~~~Jr.~ii 1•. w. v.a.. Jack-b.ifed dipteet 11e tuored ear.IJ floor aco . for' was comhw ·down a tioD,. 1 U~~~~~ onto 1he El!Jt Sltade Jljv- Cjvll rithto: Bl<lero ol tho" 'I· 10 mileo nort~ oll'lim.. ti.U ~"'IIU · lookect tu llif •11' mimtration to keep the RoUM went ou· the right from Hleodinfl It to lnelude., f/uo. two ' road and tore ·out -11x contrcwenlal ujlll'f qta1" am.milten, according t o informatio~ IJO!itll'. Hea.,- damnge .ment. Botb IUPPOdeJ'I and oppoavailable lit" the Strong ll'liner=a, to tbe' tractor-traDer. nents of tbe amendment predicted Home in-WUkeJviUe. the vote on it would be elose. . Th.e deteased Ia also &\U'Vived by Rep. Eupne l . ll"!i'rthy <Dan aLint, Mrs. Everett Tracy of llinD.) ..td Republlew wlU have Pomeroy. I Jo: provide the neeeuo\'t . margin Funeral arrangements 'are of 15 to 20 vote. to dol..! it complete pending ~rrtval o( One R.ac~ts: Chlirmao .lobn L Meof the aon1 froM California. Clolla.n _(D-Ark.) ·of tile Senate • Straiii·P~GDI n Station Wagon. Fordomatlc. Beautiful light blue finish. o'Biaen saicl iel Frldlly bY lutlie lo!jll c. Ba- 11- *No• ' Yes, pried lo1ierJlnd can and lrut Jta Used C~ Super Markel Choice of thcee sharp cars. With & without Dynaflow. All on& owner cars. Four doors, Two doors, and 2 dr. Hard Tops. wu er, · lunntl' belt loop• • Anchored bvttont [)'om the Ladies Society and Tommy Reuter presented him With t gift from Bill Ander1on Jr. , Jolul Youn g, Robert Jacobs Jr., MiJtOJI Lambert and himself who assist the p:1stor with the services CD('h The Junior !ilgh Youth Fellow· shlp of the Ursl Baptt&~ Church had a picnic Tuetday at Portland Park. They were accompanied by thcir.couneilon, ~r . and Mrs. Gerald Antb.ony, and their daughter, Barbara, Mrs WllHa Anthony and Mrs. Wilbur Koeni1. A short devotional rervice wa! conducted by Mrs. Wlllh Anthony and the members and gueat11 en· joyed games durlnll" the evening. ProH:eutor. Jamea the trial daJe Truck Overturns On State Route 7 8ig Tan"""'al<hod - 1956 Pontiac VB · · · · · · · · $2,295 a·LIE .' By Judgcdlaeon got H in ~Matoble The Ladie.s .-,1,1 Society ot thn St. Paul's tuthera11 ChllTch, SP01.• s orecl a family m gbt W-cdneRday evening in ,the church social room honoring the pa!tor, Rev. L. M Mohrhoff on th£· 53rd anniversary ~Jf his ministcy. ' ;received '!!'1'1 I .Of Monday &; Reel cloth" and you"Ye family 10 a ooutll. Foreign Relations .Group Qkay~ More Than $3 Billion For Aid Evans TrW Date . . best in Used $29.50 FATHERS DAY SPECIAL • U to 10 Dortl!, • • L,utheron Pastor Is Honored By . Ladies Aid Unit eootn1 .... ,.,_ Aid Prog Conlmillee Fund • around the laou1e, Guesls were Marilyn Swan, The Club picnic will be he1tl Jackiyn Jtatliff, Janice Houck and at Forked Run Park on June 23 members are Bobby Van Cconey at 12:30 with and ff"liend.i David Hoyt, Jame1 Hood, Reld Koeuig, Raymond Kloes, Su~an Pullen , mvitcd. Tcxannn Wh.ite, Dora McGhee, Det· Flower judge,; ror :11c evcn :n~-: tie Lou Gilmore. were Mrs. Howatd h.night, M r~ Pauline Rlc'lcnour, Mq. Cl& .. , . Deluxe. Radio and IIc;ttc,r Phillip! and Mrs. Mayc Holte · overdrive. BeautUul Ribbons "'-'ere award ed Lo Mr ~. ,.,.,.".'• finish . Roy Holter. MJI'j. Mayc Mora, Mrs FORD 4 DR. Reid Young, Mn. Homer Holter, Mrs. Earl D~an , Mn. Dorothy and Heater. F .O. M. Karr, Mrs. Margaret Webber, Mr., B~ Th~ Middleport G/lfden Club Letho Koblentz. Mn. Ruth Boer will bold their combined May and Ill\ arut ~ta. Howard Knight. AUTO SALES Several meetings wt~re annou n· Jun e meeting at the home of D:Phone 6045.J eecl by the president to "be " ;- and Mrs. F...rnest Mt~a g, Lincol:t Open Evenings untll9 p.m. tended by members or the club. Street. next Wednesday , Jun e 1:1 A conteat was conducted by Mrs. Mdcolm Rolle r, president At Traffic Mrs~ Ada Neutzling and won hy will be in charce and the pr-:1. ~o~ram wtll inc lud e a papc•· '' R'('· ' prize was won by Mn. Howa n l viving a Ln.st Art : Roses in Cool~· Mrs. Donald Mora. 'fh.e clonr ing . and Perfume". Mrs. W. W Knight. I · Re£re11hment were Sf'I"V· ll oyes is schcci ule(l tn display a·1 ed by the. hostesses aAAistcd h; "rran'!rcment or rose.o. at the Mills Donna Holter. meet-ing. Hostesse..§ are Mrs. J.Jm e, Ha -h ~- . M ~s. Garen Slansbun Mt·s . Rodn ey Down ing, Mr:;. · ' Ma a~. ~1r~ . Lawrence Milhoan and Mr.1. .John Kincaid. -'OBLCool.. tiDued eeo! wltll· .... _ ""tburUierabonrt Ill -.ulh aad en· tnl porUooa. IJlP toct., • 16 IIOJ • north, eo 1o 1f ww- toaJa~~ s Fight " ,I tered ln . doudJ """" a>d Ohio:. - f M toaJPt wltll - - ......~~one~ to ltll - 1 6 1 1 2 100111. . • We Select Only The Regular IY UNmiDPitiU -------~------~---- Y(Jth 1 Matched Suit from Elhlrfelds Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gilmore, Syracuse, are the engagement of their daughter, Jane, to Mr. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor, of Miss Gilmore. a floral designer, is associated with parents in the Shumway Greenhouses, where she hai been employed the past two yeJirs. Mr. Taylor is at present In military service, stationed at Fort Jackson, S. C. The nuptials are planned as an event of early autumn. Weotlier • Sunday, June 16th , ' e l'f£1, 4,8 h· , ••te-.. was Mitr'h was ohsf!rved Thursdil)' answered by 28 mcmbcr.s and when the Busy Bee Sf!~ng Clrele three 2uests Mrs. <.:lara Phillips, of the Fe~erat.ed Church met at Mrs. Maye -Holter and Miss Dol· na Holter Mr~. Carl Kautz gave a report on plans for the county Clower show and r ead the rules anrl classes the show. The club u ..... Cnrdl voted toforRive $5.00 toward th(' show exoense s. The club will hol-t a workshop on Friday evcn inq Juno 14 at the Mcthodi ~\ Church with memoerJr to bring · materi -1 and· containers to work with. Mrs. Ruth Baerl gave a report on plans fq_v ttuf eounty fair f!Qw er show atld expressed her ho1n• that mO"I'nl..of th e club.'! in the county wouid participate in tb~ show this year. She announcer:! that Meigs County had won second place or honorable mentior in the class the show was e1· fAll-lfR~ .tor." GJve Of Your B.elt To The )(:.;. :; w" "A Hint wltll 40votlona ~--::11-:-n.--::C.:-:tl w.... who bid lor ber toplo. Hr.s. Royal Thomn 'ptMefiteli the proaram using for her theme MN. Allee Capehan entertain ·[ "A Light Vrlto Our P~th" after ed the WSCS or the Albury Me- wblch a lhort bulineu •euJ.on tbodlst Church, SyracuH, at her was held. The meeUrf,l eloaed home, Wednesclay evenlng. with pny~ by Mn:. Capehart. , , Refret~hments were aerved dhrThe meeting m eharce of Mr> Capehart. vice president, opened lrut' .the aoc.tal hotAT. _ Chester Garden Club Plans For Flower Show Busy Bee Sewing Circle Meeting . Held On Thursday I FOR 8-llally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 7, 1857 .1 Asbury Wscs ' n • He1d Meet mg 0 n Wednes day • ' .' \ ' .' NO LICINS& . PORTllAND. lie. UP" - Jol!\i, took a trimilliilg "lri tourt. He wu· (IDed ...... . c~tUna the -~ bf w!thou( 1 berber'• lfeefi*. '28 nooo.. . " Sea~-~d &howera and ,t hupdet:-,.,( otorma, are ~~tovlnJ fhi"' \110 "::' · b:~ aa.d southern plaln'a towa , ~ Uit :A.tlantie Coast, while a COol~ ~nt 'J)Uibea southward alon& ,th' · e!!ltern third of the 111.Uon. . \_ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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